Jeremy 'Dutch' Brown Goes On a Nice Run To Sit Double the Average Chip Stack

Hand 1:

When blinds were at 600/1,200 Jeremy 'Dutch' Brown raised in middle position to 2,700 and got called by both blinds.

The flop came Q♦7♥3♣. Both blinds check and Brown made it 3,500. The small blind moved in all for approx. 30,000, and Brown quickly called with K♥K♣. His opponent turned over Q♠J♥. The flop and turn did not change the hand, and Brown then sat with 125,000.

Hand 2:

In a more recent hand he called a player's all in holding pocket aces against his opponent's KT off-suit. The board ran out 2♥2♣10♦4♣3♠, awarding the pot to Brown and propelling him to 170,000.

Hand 3:

In the previous blind level (1,000/2,000/2,000 bb ante) the player in the hijack raised to 4,000, Brown made it 10,000 in the cutoff, the small blind flat-called, the big blind also called, and the original raiser in the hijack opted to fold.

The flop came J♦8♦5♦. The small blind shoved for 40,000, the big blind folded, and Brown quickly called. The small blind turned over A♠J♣ for top pair, but Brown was ahead holding Q♦Q♥ for an over-pair and a flush draw.

The turn came the 9♦ bringing in the flush, and the river came the 4♣ as the player was already standing up from the table preparing to walk away.

Hand 4:

In the current blind level (1,500/3,000/3,000) Brown raised to 5,000 under the gun holding Q♠Q♦. The flop came J♠6♣5♦. Under the gun checked, Brown bet 8,000, UTG thought for a few moments before shoving his remaining 35,000 all in, and Brown quickly called. His opponent showed 4♣2♣ for a gutshot straight draw. The 7♣ on the turn gave the player more outs, but it was the K♦ on the river that secured the win for Brown and sent his opponent to the re-buy desk.

Brown is now sitting on a 295,000 chip stack with the chip average at 135,000.