Boeken Misses Monster Draw
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, I joined the action with Noah Boeken sliding a bet (or perhaps raise) of 11,500 across the felt, which equated to virtually half his stack. George Shah, meanwhile, took no time in reraising all in, a move that was called equally as quickly by Boeken.
On their backs, and the hands were as follows:
Boeken =
Shah =
Boeken held his breath as the dealer's hand neared the deck, but upon the
hitting the felt for the full house, the Dutchman's tensions erupted and he punched the air in frustration.As the academic
arrived on the river, Boeken continued to shake his head in dismay, part ruing his misfortune and part trying to convince himself that he could have seen a cheap turn.Whilst the Dutchman is down to the felt with 6,000, Shah is now rubbing his hands with glee with a meatalicous 60,000 in chips.
coinflipping against an opponent's 
, Vinson's hand held up all the way and hit an unnecessary set on the river for good measure as the board came down 
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flop. 
turn and 
river later and the Dutchman was gone, an "unlucky" consolatory comment from Channing and a congratulatory tap of the table from Boeken marking the end of the hand.
board, a player in late position checked to Werthmann in the cutoff who bet 4,500, only for Binger to raise to 14,500 on the button. The late position checker sensibly got out of the way, and now Werthmann went over the top of Binger for 32,500. After some deliberation Binger called.
