Vinson Pays Off Potijk
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Ben Vinson raised to 8,500 in the cutoff and Geert-Jan Potijk three-bet to 19,000 on the button. Vinson decided to peel, out of the position, and the pair shared a flop of 
. Vinson check-called a 16,000 Potijk bet and the dealer handed them the 
on the turn, which both players checked. The river card was the 
, Vinson checked for a third time and Potijk bet 25,000; a bet that Vinson didn't like. He pulled every possible face you could think of before making the call and Potjik turned over 
for the low end of the straight. Vinson mucked his hand.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
540,000 | 53,000 |
|
100,000 | -26,000 |
. Bryan Piccioli was his opponent in the hand and had opened to 9,000 before Venzano shipped for 76,000.
and the board ran 
and Koopmann check-called a 14,000 Benger bet as if he was going to call three-streets for fun. The turn was the 
and Koopmann check-called a quick 21,000 Benger double barrel. The river card was the 
for a rivered set and scooped the pot.
coming turn. He stayed in front after the 
turn card, but the 
flop, Dan Abouaf checked before Ilan Boujenah fired 11,000. Guillaume Darcourt called behind and then Abouaf also called.
and all three players checked to see the 
land on the river. Abouaf pounced with a bet of 21,000 and Boujenah called. Darcourt folded.
to beat Abouaf's 
and win the pot.
