They Got Sarwer, They Got Him Bad
Level 3
: 100/200, 0 ante
Jeff Sarwer's day got worse after he was eliminated by a, "Very thin play" from Michael Kolkowicz.
Kolkowicz opened to 600 from early position and Sarwer was the only caller from mid position. The flop fell 
and Kolkowicz instantly shoved for 4,800 effective. Sarwer seemed confused but shrugged his shoulders and made the call all in with 
for an over card and jack high flush draw.
Kolkowicz opened 
for nine-high and a six-high flush draw. Sarwer was in great shape until the board ran out 
hitting one of Kolkowicz's five outs.
Sarwer was polite as ever as he left the table; one could tell he couldn't make any sense out of the hand though.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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Busted |
, and Barbault made a small stab with a bet of 6,000. Neuville thought for a while, then put his remaining chips all in — more than 20,000. Jazzar then tanked a bit before declaring he was all in as well, and Barbault got out.
and Jazzar 
. The 
then fell on the turn, providing more outs for Jazzar to catch Neuville. And the river delivered one of them, coming 
to give Jazzar a backdoor straight.
versus Riehl's 
. The flop came 
to pair Riehl, but Neuville still had a chance at a gutshot straight. But the turn was the 
and river the 
, and "Zoutechamp" was down to zero.
turn. Kitai then led out on the 
.
turn and a 5,200 bet on the 
. Coren went, “Oooh, nice hand” and opened 
saw no betting action because both players checked, but Sudar lead out for 975 upon the arrival of the 
on the river. ElkY snap-called and no soon had he done so, Sudar mucked his hand.
for a straight. Kitai's hand should've been opened rather than mucked but an opponent said he saw him muck 
for two pair.