Andler Waits For a Better Spot
Level 17
: 2,500/5,000, 500 ante
Tomasz Kowalski raised to 11,500 from early position and found one caller in the shape of Sweden's Christopher Andler in the big blind. Andler checked the 
flop, Kowalski made it 20,000 to see the turn, and Andler called.
Andler checked for a second time when the turn came 
, only to see Kowalski move all-in for 105,000 in total. An audible sigh and another look at his hole cards later, and Andler folded. Andler's had a good day at the felt, having almost doubled his stack since the start of play.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
430,000
295,700
|
295,700 |
|
140,000
68,400
|
68,400 |
flop didn't hit Paris directly, but it gave him a bunch more outs. The 
turn was gin for Paris, and Denishev called for a five heading to the river. The dealer did not oblige though and instead put out the 
.
and Woodhead paired up on the river for a full double up.
held against an opponent's 
. Unfortunately for him, his momentum was short lived.
hit the turn and Boyaciyan checked again. Greenwood made a bet of 20,000 with just 37,500 behind and Boyaciyan pushed all in. Greenwood folded after some hefty tanking, leaving himself with fewer than 8 big blinds.
flop was checked by Hakim, bet to the tune of 15,000 by Dobson, which prompted a fold from Hakim.
flop and he was up against Samuel Vousden.
, 
and Iordanishvili hit the rail.
go head-to-head with the powerhouse hand that is 
