Calvin Anderson has been very active today but it didn't result in a double up until just now. Roman Herold raised preflop and Anderson defended his big blind after which the flop brought out .
Anderson checked on the flop and Herold bet 85,000 after which the American pro pulled the trigger. Anderson moved all in for 760,000 chips and Herold eventually made the call.
Calvin Anderson:
Romand Herold:
The board ran out , and Anderson secured a double up. He's almost back up to the average while Herold still has a mountain of chips in front of him.
After Matias Kesanen's elimination we've only seen preflop action at the feature table. A few three-bets were enough to take it down. We're just waiting for another big all in to happen and that's probably not going to take long with the agressive play we've seen this level.
Since Khiem Nguyen moved to the outer table he and Roman Korenev have tangled in a few pre flop raising battles with the honours being even. Just now they played a hand to the end and it was Korenev who came out on top.
The action folded around to Korenev in the small blind and his 90,000 raise was called Nguyen in the big blind. On the flop Korenev continued for 85,000. Call. Both players checked the turn before Nguyen tank called a 235,000 bet on the river.
Dashgyn Aliev raised preflop from the cutoff after which Matias Kesanen three-bet to 175,000 from the button. Roman Herold four-bet from the small blind to 330,000 and Aliev quickly folded. Kesanen gave it some thought and proceeded to move all in for 1,380,000. Herold snap-called.
Roman Herold:
Matias Kesanen:
The board ran out and Kesanen was knocked out in 14th place.
There are five Germans in the final ten at EPT Berlin, which seems to represent some kind of record. But as PokerStars Blog discovers, it is no such thing. It tends to happen all the time in Deauville.
Roman Herold raised under the gun and Dashgyn Aliev put in a big three-bet from the small blind. Herold made the call and the flop brought out .
Aliev continued on the flop with a 320,000-chip bet and Herold made the call. On the turn the hit and Aliev fired out 500,000. Herold called once again creating a massive pot.
The river brought the and both players checked. Aliev turned over and raked in this massive pot. He's now the chip leader while Herold slips down to second place.
and the pot had been three-bet pre. The chips went in and both players showed straights.
whereas the Dane opened 
for the nuts. The board ran out 
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and Anderson secured a double up. He's almost back up to the average while Herold still has a mountain of chips in front of him.
turn before Nguyen tank called a 235,000 bet on the 
river.
for a straight and Nguyen folded.
and Kesanen was knocked out in 14th place.
hit and Aliev fired out 500,000. Herold called once again creating a massive pot.
and both players checked. Aliev turned over 
