



. There was approximately 7,000 chips in the middle and Naujoks had about 19,000 left in her stack. She tanked for a minute or so and then mucked her hand, giving up some chips.




. There was approximately 7,000 chips in the middle and Naujoks had about 19,000 left in her stack. She tanked for a minute or so and then mucked her hand, giving up some chips.




. Thorson's opponent tabled 
for two pair, tens and threes, with a king kicker. Thorson mucked his hand and dropped to 16,500 chips.
flop but come the
turn Pescatori bet out. Both his opponents folded, and the Italian pirate increased his stack to a healthy 70,000.



between Florian Langmann and one other player. Langmann's opponent fired 5,000 and the Team PokerStars Pro Germany member made the call.
and the player fired 15,000 this time. Langmann tanked and studied the situation before eventually committing the chips to make the call. His opponent tabled just king high with the 
. Langmann rolled over the 
for a pair of nines and won the hand. He's now up to 87,000.


and one player called. The turn brought the
and Thorson fired again, making a bet of 6,000 this time.
and Thorson moved all in for 6,700. His opponent tanked and then made the call. Thorson rolled over the 
for top set and won enough chips to double his stack to 34,000.
, and the big blind checked. Veldhuis bet 3,600, and the button folded. Action back on him, the big blind raised to 10,500.
for nines and fours, but he was out-kicked by his opponent's
. But never fear. He was swiftly rescued by the
on the turn. The river was the unimportant
, and Veldhuis chopped the pot with nines full of fours.
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 75
against
. In case the two ladies in his hand weren't enough, got two more queens on the flop. His quads held up, and cdbr doubled with qqqq to 67,000. Pass the courvoisier.
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