2025 PokerStars EPT Prague
David Docherty, Terence Jordan, Jeremie Beneteau, and Valeri Savov headed to a flop of A♠10♠Q♣. Docherty checked in the big blind, and Jordan followed suit in middle position.
Beneteau then bet 2,000 in the cutoff, which Savov called on the button. Docherty had other plans, however, and raised to 9,000. Jordan quickly got out of the way, but Benetau stuck around with a call. Savov also folded, leading to the 4♣ appearing on the turn.
Docherty moved all in, covering the 18,200 remaining chips of his opponent. Beneteau had seen enough and mucked, granting the pot to Docherty. Docherty raked in the chips and showed a 9♠ to the table upon Jordan's request.
With the board reading 7♦8♣10♦A♥A♣ and a bit over 10,000 in the middle, Kevin Roethlisberger checked in the small blind and Joao Amador bet 12,500 from the big blind. Roethlisberger thought for about a minute before calling,
Amador could only show 9♥3♠ for a missed open-ended straight draw, turned into a bluff. Roethlisberger tabled Q♦10♠ for two pair to win the hand.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Heads up to the 5♥2♣5♣ flop, Virgile Turchi checked from the small blind to Rafi Elharar under the gun. Elharar bet 2,500, which Turchi raised to 8,000. Elharar called to the 8♣ turn, where he saw his opponent bet 4,500.
Another call followed by Elharar, after which the A♣ river was quickly checked to showdown. Turchi tabled 9♣9♦ for a rivered flush, besting the 7♣6♣ of Elharar and taking down the pot.
Maksym Filipovskyi opened from the hijack, and Rui Soares three-bet to 1,800 from the button. Firoz Mangroe four-bet to 5,500 from the big blind, and Filipovskyi five-bet shoved for a bit over 25,000. Soares folded before Mangroe, who had 25,100 and was slightly covered, snap-called.
Firoz Mangroe: A♣A♠
Maksym Filipovskyi: J♥J♦
The A♦2♥3♠K♠2♠ left Filipovskyi drawing dead on the turn, while Mangroe was good at showdown with top boat to double up, leaving Filipovskyi with less than ten big blinds.
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Alon Huberman had gone all in for 6,700 preflop, being looked up by Roland Rokita.
Alon Huberman: A♣J♥
Roland Rokita: K♠K♥
Hubermain paired on the 3♦7♥5♣J♣ turn, but the 10♥ river brought no further improvement. Rokita's kings held and secured the knockout.