was good to take a chunky pot on the river of a
board. The 2008 EPT London champion raked in the chips hungrily, and has grinded, if that is indeed a word, his way back up to 32,000.
was good to take a chunky pot on the river of a
board. The 2008 EPT London champion raked in the chips hungrily, and has grinded, if that is indeed a word, his way back up to 32,000.


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board with a 5,500 bet.
against
and failed to have any hope on a
board.
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Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
flop and his opponent bet out 800. Heinzelmann made it 2,750 and his opponent dwelled up for a while. Then he made the call.
turn and Mr. Opponent checked before calling a 5,500 bet from Heinzelmann, rather more quickly this time, and then checked again on the
river. Heinzelmann bet 11,700, but Mr. Opponent immediately raised to cover him. Heinzelmann folded in disgust and wandered off to break, closely followed by tablemate Erik Seidel who'd stuck around to see the conclusion of the big hand.