against pocket rockets. The board brought the case ace but no miracle for Teng, and he's got the rest of the day off in Berlin.
against pocket rockets. The board brought the case ace but no miracle for Teng, and he's got the rest of the day off in Berlin.
board, the young gentleman in the small blind bet out 3,725. Over in the hijack Gorodetskiy thought about it for some time before deciding against the call and quietly pushing his cards back to the dealer.
flop and then the
turn. [Removed:198] checked the
river too and this time Mr. Hijack bet 3,500. [Removed:198] folded, and the pot went to the hijack.
board. There was 7,000 in the pot already and Priyan was on the button with a bet of 3,500 in front of him, contemplating what looked like a check-raise to 10,000 from his under-the-gun opponent. He contemplated for a long time before folding - and was rewarded by his opponent turning over an extremely, unnecessarily nutty
for quads.


and Lellouche checked. His opponent fired 4,600 and Lellouche called.
to the board and both players checked.
and Lellouche fired just 2,000. His opponent looked like he didn't want to call, but tossed in the chips anyway. Lellouche showed the 
for a pair of aces and his opponent mucked.



. She fired 3,500 and her opponent called. The river was then the
and her opponent checked.
for a rivered pair of tens after flopping a flush draw. Coren held the 
for two pair and the best hand.Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 0


, one player checked to Praz Bansi and he fired 700. His opponent called. The turn added the
to the board and the first player checked again. Bansi fired 1,800 this time and his opponent check-raised to 4,800. Bansi took a minute and then made the call.
and the first player fired out 7,000. Bansi tanked and after a bit, asked his opponent what he had.
flop with two other players. The first player checked and the second bet 1,200, which Nitsche called from the button. The first player folded, and they went heads up to the turn.
and Nitsche's opponent bet out another 1,200; Nitsche called that too. They saw a
river and this time Mr. Opponent bet out 2,000. Nitsche went to call, then paused, checked his hole cards again, and then tossed in the call - only to laugh and muck when Mr. Opponent turned over
.