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Allan Bække
Johannes Strassmann made it 105,000 to go and both Allan Bække (small blind) and Russell Carson (big blind) came along to see a flop.
Flop:
It checked around to Strassmann who bet 250,000. Bække made the call, Carson gave it up, and they saw a turn.
Turn:
This time both players checked, Bække squinting at the felt as he did so and the squint intensifying as Strassmann checked behind.
River:
Bække now bet out a smallish 310,000, and with the bare minimum of fuss Strassmann folded.
Mickey Doft
Allan Bække raised to 85,000 in the cutoff and Jonathan Schroer went all in from the big blind, knocking over his chips in the process. Not only that, he puts on his hoodie, his sunglasses, and takes out his room key to protect his cards.
Mickey Doft
Johannes Strassmann raised to 105,000 in the cutoff and Allan Bække re-raised to 285,000 from the small blind. Strassmann gave it up and Bække took his second consecutive pot with a three-bet.
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For the third time in the last 20 hands or so, Allan Bække raised from the button and was met with a three-bet from Russell Carson in the small blind. Bække looked briefly as though he might snap this time and do something fun - but instead he folded again, and Carson took the pot.
Mickey DoftJonathan Schroer
Jonathan Schroer called from the small blind and Johannes Strassmann raised 110,000 more from the big blind. Schroer responded with his standard knocking over of his chips while shoving all in and got Strassmann to fold.
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Johannes Strassmann made it 105,000 from the button but Allan Bække in the big blind had other plans - he made it 295,000. Strassmann called and they saw a flop.
Bække bet out 300,000 and after just a moment Strassmann folded.
As we head into the break, Bække is on around 4.75 million.
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flop and they saw a 
turn. Strassmann bet out 255,000 and it was good to make both his opponents fold.
flop.