Seiver Makes Tough Table Tougher
Level 1
: 50/100, 0 ante
Jan Heitmann just won a small pot with a continuation bet on a flop reading 
and he should appreciate the extra chips as every pot won will be earned until his table breaks.
The latest addition to the table was the formidable Scott Seiver. He joined a cast already including the German Team Pro, Filipe Ramos, Lari Sihvo and Aku Joentausta.
Seiver has already amassed more than $7 million dollars in tournament earnings, two million of that alone came at the PCA in January where he won the Super High Roller event. The American had never managed to cash in a Main Event though and will be looking to change that stat this week.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
31,500
1,500
|
1,500 |
|
30,000
30,000
|
30,000 |
|
||
and Phahurat lead out for 1,200 and Adams made the call. Fechete, the preflop agressor, decided to take control again and bumped it up to 3,600. This wasn't enough for Lampros who three-bet to 7,500 from the button. Phahurat gave it some thought and made the call while Adams did some thinking of his own before kicking in his cards. Fechete also decided to fold.
and Phahurat checked to Lampros who moved all in quickly for 15,425. Phahurat called immediately and turned over 
. The American was in really bad shape as his opponent turned over 
. On the river the 
hit and Phahurat lost a huge portion of his stack.
, Visser checked, and Katz fired 725. Visser called.
for a rivered two pair.
. Konttinen and O'Dwyer both checked for a second time and Nitsche followed suit.
fell. Two checks to Nitsche prompted a bet of 3,000. Konttinen went into the tank before finally releasing his hand. O'Dwyer folded as well and the pot was pushed to Nitsche.
and Jones check-called a 1,400 turn bet before he folded to a 1,900 river bet.
