Where There's a Wilinofsky
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Benjamin Wilinofsky raised to 800 under the gun, and a player in middle position called. Nikolay Evdakov came along from the big blind, and one person at the table joked that it was time to settle in for a thirty-minute hand. The flop fell 
, and Evdakov checked. Wilinofsky bet 1,700, and after the middle player folded, Evdakov called unusually quickly. The 
on the turn gave them more to think about. Evdakov checked, and Wilinofsky took several minutes to decide on a bet of 3,300. Evdakov took some more time to consider the sizing before giving up his hand, leaving himself with 9,350. Wilinofsky is up to 43,000.
. But his opponent's 
took a big lead on the 
flop. The 
turn didn't help, and after the 
river, Moschitta made his exit. Vadim Markushevski, who had been on Moschitta's right, is now back to being the only PokerStars Pro at the table.
and the river was the 
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