Zycinski Adds to Stack, Then Drops a Bit

Lukas Zaskodny was seen exiting his seat after his 5x5x was no good against Kasjusz Zycinski, who had K♦K♥ on the 7♦2♦2♥4♠7♥ board.

Zycinski briefly explained the hand, saying he had four callers. He continued for 3,000 on the flop, and Zaskodny was the only caller. The turn action was skipped, but Zycinski said he fired a small bet on the river and called when his opponent jammed. The pot was worth roughly 45,000.

Some of his newfound chips did make their way to some of Zycinski's tablemates.

Paolo Boi opened to 1,000 from the button and called when Zycinski made it 3,500 from the big blind. Boi called a bet of 3,200 on the K♣9♠6♦ flop, which brought in the 5♥ turn. Boi jammed for 30,100 over a bet of 6,900. Zycinski folded.

On the next deal, Anton Kraous raised to 1,000 from under the gun. Zycinski called from the small blind. Zycinski check-called for 1,200 on the 7♠3♣3♥ flop, before leading for 2,500 on the 7♦ turn. Kraous called. The latter called another bet of 2,700 on the 2♦ river.

Zycinski was caught bluffing with 5♥4♠, and Kroaus' A♥J♥ was good for the pot.