Obst Getting Better of Pedley
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In a recent clash, Pedley raised to 325 from under the gun with Obst and another opponent making the call. They took a flop of
and Pedley checked to Obst who bet out 800. The third player folded before Pedley put in the check-raise to 3,000. Obst thought for a moment before moving all in! We're only in level one here but the chips are flying!Pedley gave it up and wasn't happy as he stood and walked away from the table in disgust. He's down to 10,100 while the online phenom known as "Andy McLEOD" is off to a good start with 28,000 chips.
. Aristidou bet 5,700, then called when his opponent moved all in. His ten-high straight was good enough for a double-up.
flop, which Obst flat-called, with the button folding. On the 
to Obst, he fired out 10,000 which saw Pedley fold.
board, David Saab raised Paul Rochford. Rochford instantly folded his hand, prompting a disappointed Saab to show 
for a turned set of kings as he collected the pot.
, then called a check-raise to 1,000 from the big blind. That player bet another 1,000 on the 
turn. Saab called again. When the river fell 
for two pair, jacks and nines. It was good; Saab showed an airball, 
Graeme Putt led out for 1,200 from the button with Noah Schwartz making the call from the big blind. The turn fell the 
and Schwartz this time took the lead, betting out 4,200. Putt dwelled on it for some time before eventually making the call only to see he had run into the flush of Schwartz holding 
. Putt mucked and was left with a little over 10,000, while Schwartz moved up to 28,000 in chips.
and Whybrew checked to Khalil who fired 400. Whybrew made the call.
and again Whybrew checked to Khalil who tanked for a long time before checking behind.
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