IPA (2022 – 2023) Match 5 Recap

Overview

The IPA 2022–2023 tournament resumed with Match 5 on March 18 and 19.

Vanderbilt, Manchester, Pomona, Georgia Tech, Tufts and Waterloo win their respective groups, with Georgia Tech sweeping every table in the match. Harvard makes a late recovery to earn a chance at the wildcard spot. Michigan, MIT, Indiana, Wesleyan, Brown, NYU, UPenn, Georgetown and UNSW all received penalties after Match 4 for violating the multi-tabling policy.

Vanderbilt finishes on top of Group A with Harvey Mudd in second, and both teams secure a seat in the IPA Playoffs. Vanderbilt wins four of the five tables in its group, and Tulane advances as the wildcard contender. Boston University moves up two places, while Michigan and MIT both fall.

Average 28.33 pts·Std. dev. 20.68·Penalties 0

Manchester finishes on top of Group B with Indiana in second, winning four of the five tables in its group. Wesleyan moves on to the wildcard game. Defending IPA champion Brown slides down the standings after receiving penalties for violating the multi-tabling policy, and both Wesleyan and Indiana will carry handicaps for the rest of the tournament.

Average 27.17 pts·Std. dev. 21.60·Penalties 5

Pomona finishes on top of Group C with USC in second. Cornell outperforms Oxford, leaving the two teams tied for the wildcard seat, and they will play a tiebreaker to stay alive in the tournament.

Average 28 pts·Std. dev. 16.88·Penalties 2

Georgia Tech finishes on top of Group D with Chicago Booth in second, and Columbia Law moves on to the wildcard game. Georgia Tech sweeps the match by winning all five tables, becoming the only team in IPA history to do so in the regular season. UC San Diego falls two places and just misses the wildcard seat, and UPenn receives significant penalties for violating the multi-tabling policy.

Average 27.83 pts·Std. dev. 24.38·Penalties 3

Tufts finishes on top of Group E with Carnegie Mellon in second, as the two teams trade places. Yale moves on to the wildcard game, and there was no other movement.

Average 27.5 pts·Std. dev. 14.58·Penalties 3

Waterloo finishes on top of Group F with Emory in second. A strong performance moves Harvard up two places into a tie with Occidental for the wildcard spot, and the two teams will play a tiebreaker to stay alive in the tournament. McGill falls one place, and UNSW receives significant penalties for violating the multi-tabling policy.

Average 27.67 pts·Std. dev. 16.61·Penalties 0

Notable Hands

Group C, Table 5, Hand 70 (8/40/80)

Ioannis Stamoulis (Oxford) Jan Charatan (Pomona) Rod Rofougaran (Cornell)

Stamoulis (3890 | SB) Charatan (1021 | BB) Rofougaran (3089 | BU)

All players post an ante of 8

Stamoulis posts a small blind of 40

Charatan posts a big blind of 80

Rofougaran raises to 192

Charatan raises and goes all in

Rofougaran folds

Stamoulis calls

Stamoulis (K♦ Q♦) Charatan (A♥ A♣)

Flop: 9♦ 4♥ 8♣

Turn: 9♦ 4♥ 8♣ [Q♥]

River: 9♦ 4♥ 8♣ Q♥ [Q♠]

Stamoulis wins the pot of 2,242 chips.

Group D, Table 3, Hand 107 (30/150/300)

Mathew Seng (Georgia Tech) Nathaniel Kazlow (Columbia Law) Calypso Shen (UC San Diego)

Seng (6175 | SB) Kazlow (2637 | BB) Shen (1188 | BU)

All players post an ante of 30

Seng posts a small blind of 150

Kazlow posts a big blind of 300

Seng raises and goes all in

Kazlow calls and goes all in

Seng (Q♠ K♠) Kazlow (J♥ K♥)

Flop: 9♥ 10♦ 10♥

Turn: 9♥ 10♦ 10♥ [Q♥]

River: 9♥ 10♦ 10♥ Q♥ [5♦]

Kazlow wins the pot of 5,304 chips.

Group E, Table 5, Hand 51 (6/30/60)

Trey Skidmore (Yale) Devin Gialleonardo (Miami) Niles Lo (Tufts)

Skidmore (1464 | SB) Gialleonardo (3769 | BB) Lo (2767 | BU)

All players post an ante of 6

Skidmore posts a small blind of 30

Gialleonardo posts a big blind of 60

Lo raises to 132

Skidmore raises to 420

Gialleonardo calls and Lo folds

Flop: 4♥ J♦ 10♥

Skidmore bets 330

Gialleonardo raises to 708

Skidmore raises to 1038 and goes all in

Gialleonardo calls

Gialleonardo (A♥ 3♣) Skidmore (J♣ K♣)

Turn: 4♥ J♦ 10♥ [A♣]

River: 4♥ J♦ 10♥ A♣ [7♠]

Gialleonardo wins the pot of 3,066 chips.

March’s Table Leaders

NameTeam
Max AustinEmory University logoEmory University
Sachin BhasinEmory University logoEmory University
Michael BonaventuraGeorgia Institute of Technology logoGeorgia Institute of Technology
Thomas DeanVanderbilt University logoVanderbilt University
Arlo EncarnacionNorthwestern University logoNorthwestern University
Kevin GaoHarvard College logoHarvard College
Keshab GatehouseVanderbilt University logoVanderbilt University
Devin GialleonardoUniversity of Miami logoUniversity of Miami
Beau GillamCornell University logoCornell University
Maxwell GuoGeorgia Institute of Technology logoGeorgia Institute of Technology
Gavin HeggieUniversity of Manchester logoUniversity of Manchester
Andrew HollettTufts University logoTufts University
Ross HopkinsUniversity of Manchester logoUniversity of Manchester
Vedant JaiswalBoston University logoBoston University
Nicholas JohnstonUniversity of Waterloo logoUniversity of Waterloo
David KrollGeorgetown University logoGeorgetown University
Elliot NealUniversity of Manchester logoUniversity of Manchester
Kiff O’HaraUniversity of Manchester logoUniversity of Manchester
Kevin ParkPomona College logoPomona College
Kiran RebholzOxford University
Rod RofougaranCornell University logoCornell University
Adam RubinsteinTufts University logoTufts University
Mathew SengGeorgia Institute of Technology logoGeorgia Institute of Technology
Justin ShiaoGeorgia Institute of Technology logoGeorgia Institute of Technology
Joshua StotzkyVanderbilt University logoVanderbilt University
Andrew VoorCarnegie Mellon University logoCarnegie Mellon University
JoJo WidiPomona College logoPomona College
David XuVanderbilt University logoVanderbilt University
Alvin ZouHarvard College logoHarvard College
Jonathon KirklandGeorgia Institute of Technology logoGeorgia Institute of Technology

Group A

TeamPointsMatch 5ChangeStatus
Vanderbilt logoVanderbilt22665No changeQualified
Harvey Mudd logoHarvey Mudd15122No changeQualified
Tulane logoTulane14426No changeWildcard
Boston University logoBoston University10637↑+2
Michigan logoMichigan1049↓-1
MIT logoMIT10211↓-1

Group B

TeamPointsMatch 5ChangeStatus
Manchester logoManchester20467No changeQualified
Indiana logoIndiana147.531.5No changeQualified
Wesleyan logoWesleyan13015No changeWildcard
Northwestern logoNorthwestern12629↑+1
Brown logoBrown1189↓-1
Claremont McKenna logoClaremont McKenna98.511.5No change

Group C

TeamPointsMatch 5ChangeStatus
Pomona logoPomona21948No changeQualified
USC logoUSC152.527No changeQualified
Cornell logoCornell15045↑+1Tiebreaker
Oxford logoOxford15030↓-1Tiebreaker
NYU logoNYU10411No change
WUSL logoWashU48.57No change

Group D

TeamPointsMatch 5ChangeStatus
Georgia Tech logoGeorgia Tech18375↑+3Qualified
Chicago Booth logoChicago Booth14721↓-1Qualified
Columbia Law logoColumbia Law13629↑+2Wildcard
UCSD logoUC San Diego13217↓-2
Northeastern logoNortheastern12320↑+1
UPenn logoUPenn1145↓-3

Group E

TeamPointsMatch 5ChangeStatus
Tufts logoTufts18951↑+1Qualified
Carnegie Mellon logoCarnegie Mellon186.531↓-1Qualified
Yale logoYale15926No changeWildcard
Miami logoMiami13030No change
Georgetown logoGeorgetown94.520.5No change
Victoria logoVictoria776.5No change

Group F

TeamPointsMatch 5ChangeStatus
Waterloo logoWaterloo19731No changeQualified
Emory logoEmory18148No changeQualified
Harvard logoHarvard13741↑+2Tiebreaker
Occidental logoOccidental13720↓-1Tiebreaker
McGill logoMcGill12825↓-1
New South Wales logoNew South Wales481No change

Updates

The IPA tournament will resume with the tiebreaker matches on March 25.