Four Men and a Four-Bet
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Level 14
: 2,000/4,000, 500 ante
The pot was opened to 11,000 and Ryan D'Angelo made it 25,000 to play, with Abraham Korotki flatting and the action folding to Roland Israelashvili.
The seasoned veteran decided on a four-bet to 72,000, leaving himself right around 200,000 behind. The opener took a last peek at his cards before folding, and with the action now on him D'Angelo announced himself all in. The big bet forced a quick fold from Korotki, with Israelashvili tanking long and hard after being put to a decision for his tournament life.
Eventually though, Israelashvili decided to fold and fight another day, sending one fourth of his stack across the table to D'Angelo, but preserving nearly an average stack with which to mount a comeback.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
498,000
121,000
|
121,000 |
|
||
|
205,000
-47,000
|
-47,000 |
. Lam was suddenly in the lead with his set of jacks, and the 
on the turn was a brick.
spiked onto the felt to give Young a set of kings and keep him in the tournament. Young gave D'Angelo a fist bump - almost as a 'thank you' - and doubled through to 415,000 chips.
.
) and river (
) changed nothing.
flop with Lafaye holding the better two pair with his 
to best Wong's 
.
and Afriat led out for 24,000. The original raiser folded and Harrison Gimbel raised it to 64,000. Afriat made it 130,000 to go and Gimbel moved all in for roughly 280,000 total. This concerned Afriat who looked at Gimbel and asked him "did you flop a set of 6's?"
. Gimbel didn't have a set. He did have a flush draw though with the 
. He would pick up a few more outs when the 
flop.
