Family Pot
Kronwitter called, then Lika Gerasimova called, too, as did two more players (the cutoff and small blind). The flop then came
. The SB checked, and Deeb continued for 11,700. Kronwitter and Gerasimova folded, then the player in the cutoff raised to 25,000. The small blind folded, and Deeb thought a little while before pushing all in. His lone remaining opponent considered a bit, then let it go."Why'd you have to start that?" cracked Deeb to Kronwitter. "Turned out to be a huge pot," he added.
Deeb trips back up to 135,000 with that one. Meanwhile, Kronwitter still is our chip leader with about 255,000. Gerasimova has a healthy stack, too, with 139,000.
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against one of the chip leaders, Jeffrey Sarwer, who held 
. But the board ran out 
, and Mulder survived. He has about 95,000 at the moment.
. Sarwer checked, Prydryk bet 4,000, Sarwer check-raised to 14,000, and Prydryk called. The turn was the 
. Sarwer checked, Prydryk swiftly bet 15,000, and Sarwer waited about a minute before letting it go.
, and that was plenty good enough for the all-in move. Unfortunately for him though, the player to his left made the call and showed down the dominating 
, putting Kleijnen one foot out the door. When the board ran out blanks, the Dutchman wished his table luck and headed for the door.