Tavitian Shows the Bluff
Pablo Alexander Tavitian, winner of the 2013 Latin American Poker Tour Chile event, raised to 3,300 from early-middle position. The small blind and big blind both made the call to see the flop come down 
. Both blinds checked, and Tavitian bet 5,200. The small blind check-raised to 20,300, the big blind folded, then Tavitian made the call.
On the turn, an offsuit 
peeled off, and the small blind led for 20,500. Tavitian raised all in for effectively 75,000 or so, as the small blind had right around 55,000 behind. After tanking for three or four minutes, the small blind had the clock called on him. Time ran all the way down and then expired before the small blind acted, so his hand was then declared dead, and Tavitian was to be awarded the pot. Tavitian showed that he had the 
for a bluff as he was pushed the pot. The small blind claimed to have folded the 
, although he didn't show his hand.
and it was obviously Skender wasn't excited by his opponent's shove. Skender, who had about half his chips already in the pot, thought for a little over a minute before folding. Fernandez then showed just the 
.
, and Duta checked to Kim. With roughly 45,000 in his stack after four-betting preflop, Kim fired a bet of 8,400. Duta studied, then check-raised to 18,300. Kim snap-shoved, and Duta snap-folded, and just like that the hand was over.
. they bothe checked and saw a turn card 
. Freiberg bet 2,500 and was raised by Rybachenko to 6,500. Freiberg made the call. The river was the 
and when Freiberg checked Rybachenko bet small, 2,500. Freiberg gave a puzzled smile and after a minute’s thought released his hand. Rybachenko showed him 
to which Freiberg said, “Yeah, you trapped me.”
. Shorr bet 3,500, and Conte called.
land on the river. Shorr bet 9,100, and Conte called.
