[user46392]
We picked up the action on the turn of the board, with Negreanu check-calling 400,000 from Shulman.
Negreanu checked the river too, and Shulman stood up. He announced all in. Negreanu, with just over 3 million behind, gave it some thought -- but after a moment he passed, and we continue.
[user46298]
Daniel Negreanu called Barry Shulman's raise in the big blind (200k total) and then bet out 250k on a flop. Shulman made the call.
The turn: Now Negreanu check-called a 400k bet from Shulman.
The river: It seemed that Negreanu just immediately turned his hand over, but there must have been some speedy checking here - his wins him that tidy pot and brings him up to around 4.4 million compared to Shulman's 5.6.
[user46392]
Negreanu check-called 300,000 from Shulman on the flop, before betting out 300,000 on the turn. Shulman called.
Negreanu checked the river, and when Shulman bet 500,000, Negreanu pointed two fingers to his face and made the universal gesture of shooting oneself in the head. He folded.
"Someone misread their hand," he said quite cheerfully considering, and raised his hand to own up. It's cost him a little -- he's back down to 3.8 million.
[user46392]
Some action on the flop -- Negreanu bet 400,000 and Shulman called -- but it all fizzled out on the turn and river and no wonder. The turn came down the and the river was the , and with both players playing the board by the end, they chopped it up.
[user46392]
Shulman raised, and Negreanu reraised. Call.
They saw a flop and Negreanu bet out 600,000. Call.
They saw a turn, too, and this time Negreanu moved all in. After a moment Shulman passed -- and Negreanu showed him . That's the third time Negreanu's had aces since we've been heads up. Or the third time he's shown them, at least.
[user46298]
...And it looked like it was heading for even giddier pot sizes as the flop saw Barry Shulman check-raise Daniel Negreanu on a flop of to 600k. Negreanu made the call - and then checked down the turn and river which came . A -rag combo was the winning hand, scooping Shulman a chunky pot as the clock turns 4am straight.
Shulman's got himself a big old cup of coffee. Good move.
[user46392]
Both players checked the flop, and Negreanu tried an experimental bet on the turn. Shulman raised, though, and Negreanu, by now looking really tired, tossed his cards away.
[user46298]
The flop which got the action was a surprisingly non-threatening looking . 400k was stacked in front of Shulman and button Negreanu was thinking about what to do about that. Suddenly he announced he was all in, and a Mexican Wave style "Ooooh," filtered around the room. But Shulman passed, handed the pot over, and play continues apace.
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board, with Negreanu check-calling 400,000 from Shulman.
river too, and Shulman stood up. He announced all in. Negreanu, with just over 3 million behind, gave it some thought -- but after a moment he passed, and we continue.
flop. Shulman made the call. 
Now Negreanu check-called a 400k bet from Shulman.
It seemed that Negreanu just immediately turned his hand over, but there must have been some speedy checking here - his 
turn. Shulman called.
river, and when Shulman bet 500,000, Negreanu pointed two fingers to his face and made the universal gesture of shooting oneself in the head. He folded.
flop -- Negreanu bet 400,000 and Shulman called -- but it all fizzled out on the turn and river and no wonder. The turn came down the 
and the river was the 
, and with both players playing the board by the end, they chopped it up.
to take it down.
. That's the third time Negreanu's had aces since we've been heads up. Or the third time he's shown them, at least.
to 600k. Negreanu made the call - and then checked down the turn and river which came 
flop, and Negreanu tried an experimental bet on the 
turn. Shulman raised, though, and Negreanu, by now looking really tired, tossed his cards away.
. 400k was stacked in front of Shulman and button Negreanu was thinking about what to do about that. Suddenly he announced he was all in, and a Mexican Wave style "Ooooh," filtered around the room. But Shulman passed, handed the pot over, and play continues apace.
flop, they went into Shulman's stack.
