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. The big blind checked and Minieri wasted no time throwing out 600 chips. He was quickly called and the 
came off on the turn. Both players checked and the 
hit the river. Again both men checked and the big blind turned up 
. Minieri then confidently flipped up the 
and took down the pot.
. De Wolfe checked and his opponent bet 3,000. De Wolfe asked the man "ace-king?" before calling. The turn brought the and De Wolfe moved all in for his last 2,625. His opponent quickly counted out the bet as if to call but stopped short of pushing out the chips. He contemplated the decision for roughly two minutes; checking his hole cards repeatedly and counting his chip stack minus the call. De Wolfe waited casually until his opponent eventually folded. De Wolfe stacked the pot and now works with about 11,000 chips.
flop and managed to get almost full value from his opponent who had pocket queens. There was a third player in the pot who stayed for 2,000 on the flop but got out of the way when Graham and the other player put 5,000 each in on the jack turn. Graham was surprised when the other player folded on a blank river for just 3,000 into a 19,000 chip pot.
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
. He then moved his last 1,400 chips in on the 
turn and forced a fold from his opponent to move up to 3,200 in chips.