"I Might Have Gotten Lucky"
Level 9
: 300/600, 75 ante
We found Robert Cheung facing a bet of 5,500 in what appeared to be a reraised pot, and the community reading 
. He elected to call the bet, and his opponent jammed his remaining 12,000 or so on the 
turn.
"I might have gotten lucky," Cheung said, sliding out a stack of chips to indicate a call.
His opponent turned over 
, and Cheung was lucky indeed, as he had hit a two-outer with 
. The river came 
, no help to Cheung's opponent.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
80,000
27,000
|
27,000 |
|
||
.
turn. The 
hit the river and both players checked again.
, but his opponent showed 
for a set of fours. Seidel currently has around 29,500 in chips.
hit the felt, and Hinkle checked to the cutoff, who bet 2,500. Action folded back to Hinkle, who called. A 
turn prompted another check-call from Hinkle, this time after his opponent bet 4,000. The river was a 
, while his opponent tossed 
, and the early player continuation-bet 1,800. Johnson made the call, and the button got out of the way. The turn was a 
, and Johnson again called a bet, this time 4,200. The dealer burned and turned a 
, two-pairing the board. The early-position player fired a final bullet for 6,500. Johnson announced all in, and his opponent mucked immediately.
, and the big blind bet out 1,675. Karambinis called, and the opponent in the small blind folded.
, and Karambinis took down the pot with 