board. Both players had flopped two pair but the 
of his opponent had the 
of Markus beat leaving him with 5,700 chips.
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board. Both players had flopped two pair but the of his opponent had the of Markus beat leaving him with 5,700 chips.
. He had just less than that left so to call was for his tournament life. There was already 7,000 in the pot and it he didn't like it but made the call with 
. He had caught an irrelavent set on the river but his house of tens over nines was good against the 
of his opponent and he now has 17,000 chips and is a force to be reckoned with again.
. Action checked around to a late position player who bet 825. Zolotow called from the cutoff and with the other players folding it was heads up to the turn. The dealer laid down the and both men checked. The on the river prompted the late position player to bet 1,200 of his remaining 3,700 chips. Zolotow nonchalantly placed a stack of over 10,000 across the betting line. His opponent went into the tank for several minutes until eventually a clock was called. During which time he asked Zolotow "You have quad threes huh?" as well as numerous other rhetorical questions. An amused Zolotow played along, often answering the questions sarcastically. Just seconds after having the clock called, the late position player folded and Zolotow stacked the pot. He now commands a stack of just over 18,000 chips.
Robert Gioffre 22,000
Katja Thater 20,000
Julian Thew 7,000
Roland De Wolfe 9,000
Sorel Mizzi 4,800
Tommy Pavlicek 4,700
Luca Pagano 10,700
Joe Grech 13,000
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
and there was 2,500 already in the middle. A short dwell and then her opponent called; he was just covered. Katja's 
only had to dodge two outs as her opponent had 
. The 
came on the river, shipping a 20,000 chip pot to the German PokerStars professional.
"I made it 200 after an UTG limper and Markus makes it 400. I call after the limper folds and we see what I think is a great flop of TT5 and I check call a 1,000 chip bet not wanting to lose my customer. The turn is a queen and I check, so does he. The river is a jack which now means if he has decent pair which I suspect I beat none so have to fold to his 1,700 chip bet, I show my kings and he shows me the aces."
Still 8,500 chips for the Irishman usually found online at the Omaha tables.
