Danish Waste-ry
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Level 6
: 200/400, 50 ante
Theo Jorgensen has taken another big hit and is now down to just 11,200.
We caught the action on the turn, the board reading 
. Jorgensen bet out 5,000 - around a third of his stack - but was met with a raise to 25,000 from his opponent, effectively setting him in. Jorgensen tanked for some minutes, huffing and puffing and rubbing his temples, and announced something which was either in Danish or in English so heavily accented that it was impenetrable to our delicate ears, although it made some people at the rail laugh. He eventually folded 
face up and is among our shorter stacks right now.
flop which both players checked. They also both checked the 
river where Brandejs fired out 3,700 but Torres now raised to 8,700. Brandejs instantly folded and Torres giggled, showing 
...
flop only to be raised by the button to 2,700. Back to Brandejs, who made it 6,400. This bet gave his opponent some pause for thought, but he called after a while.
river, Brandejs led out 9,225. This was called so fast the felt nearly caught fire and his 
was found to be lagging behind the nut flush - 
. The winner of the hand was disappointed he'd been slowed down by the pairing board, but was in all probability not getting any more out of it.
, Jorgensen is back up to 33,000 after the board came 
.
turn. They saw a 
for a full house.
board and there was around 10,000 in the pot; all three players (two gentlemen in the small blind and UTG+1 positions respectively, and Arnaud Mattern in the hijack) checked it around.
river saw a huge 18,850 bet from Wigg and Jensen tanked for several minutes before finally folding. Last year's winner is already going well today.