Blind Raises Lead to Jannick Wrang-ling Some Chips
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Those words are not announced often this early in a tournament and when it does happen, there's a flurry of interest in what is happening.
What had occurred was this; on table 79 the player UTG had blind min-raised and the UTG+1, Danish player Jannick Wrang, had blind min-reraised while being lucky enough to pick up
.With another player in late position picking up
, the two took a flop heads-up. The pot was sizeable enough that both players got their remaining chips in on a 
board.Wrang's aces held on the
turn and 
river, which bumped him to a stack of about 60,000. We are not sure how much more blind raising he will be doing from now on though.
. It checked to Vrooman who bet 1,250, and both opponents called. All three checked the 
, and this time the big blind pushed out 5,500. Wright got out of the way, and Vrooman called. Vrooman tabled pocket queens, and his opponent 7-6 -- both black suits (the dealer scooped up the cards quickly). Vrooman is at 40,000.
flop with Justin Young calling. On the 
turn, Pham bet 1,200 and again Young made the call as the pot began to get fairly sizable.
and Pham now bet 3,000, Young called for the third time and Pham showed 
for top two pair. Young flashed the 
and said, "Good hand, sir."
flop.
turn, which they both checked. Come the 
river, Deeb bet out for 1,775 and his opponent called -- but mucked to Deeb's pocket 
, and Scott led out for 2,500. Her opponent folded his ace-queen face up.
. Slotboom led with a bet of 400 and Caro flatted in position.
, pairing the board. Slotboom checked and Caro fired a bet of 2,500. Slotboom made the call.
and both players wrapped up the action by checking. Caro showed 
, for the winning hand.