Jonathan Karamalikis got his stack of 7,300 all in preflop and was flipping against Dan Smith.
Showdown
Karamalikis:
Smith:
Karamalikis needed to improve, which is just what he did on the flop. Neither the turn nor river gave Smith back the lead, and Karamalikis doubled to approximately 15,000. Smith was left with just 3,550.
We caught the action on a flop where Ty Reiman lead out for 1,400 from the big blinds. His only opponent was in the cut-off and decided to raise to 3,200. Reiman tanked for a bit and finally put out a big stack which pushed his opponent all-in. The player in the cut-off didn't see it coming and folded after thinking for about a minute.
Reiman is one of the bigger stacks with just four tables left and he's looking to make a run for it.
With 1,800 in the pot and a flop of , both Marvin Rettenmaier and Oliver Speidel checked, bringing about the turn. Rettenmaier led out for 1,125, Speidel called, and the was put out on the river. This time Rettenmaier slowed down and checked, opening the door for Speidel to bet 2,500. The German gave it some thought and then tossed his cards to the muck.
The facts stated above are unrelated but Badecker was sitting next to Joseph Cheong just moments ago. The WSOP bracelet winner left the table and right after that we saw Cheong all-in a hand against Dan Smith.
Dan Smith
Joseph Cheong
The board read and Cheong doubled through Smith who still has a very good stack.
Nicki Pickering catches up with Oliver Speidel, who just so happens to be the defending champion of the Aussie Millions $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Rebuys event.
We just witnessed a three-way all-in pot that saw Joseph Cheong have both Chris Moorman and the player on the button covered.
Showdown
Moorman:
Cheong:
Button:
Cheong was ahead, but not after the flop. The board completed the and , giving Moorman a triple up and the button the side pot; meanwhile, Cheong was left with just 4,325.
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Dennis Huntly was recently eliminated after he called off his stack holding on a ten-high flop only to run into the of Michael Benvenuti. The latter is still fairly short with 16,000.
flop. Neither the 
turn nor 
river gave Smith back the lead, and Karamalikis doubled to approximately 15,000. Smith was left with just 3,550.
flop where Ty Reiman lead out for 1,400 from the big blinds. His only opponent was in the cut-off and decided to raise to 3,200. Reiman tanked for a bit and finally put out a big stack which pushed his opponent all-in. The player in the cut-off didn't see it coming and folded after thinking for about a minute.
, both Marvin Rettenmaier and Oliver Speidel checked, bringing about the 
was put out on the river. This time Rettenmaier slowed down and checked, opening the door for Speidel to bet 2,500. The German gave it some thought and then tossed his cards to the muck.
, giving Moorman a triple up and the button the side pot; meanwhile, Cheong was left with just 4,325.
