Boeken Entices a Bold Call
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The board read
and Lemos sat back in his chair with his arms folded, pondering a call for most of his chips. The clock was called by another player at the table, prompting Thomas Kremser to join the mob and initiate a countdown.
"Just throw it away. I've got you," Boeken needled.
"At the end of the countdown, the hand will be killed," Kremser said.
"5 . . . 4 . . . 3 . . . 2. . . 1 . . . . ."
"Call!" snapped Lemos, with one second left on the clock. Boeken quickly flipped over the
for a flush and Lemos angrily mucked his hand."Turn them up," Kremser instructed the dealer, who revealed Lemos' hand - the
.The hand left Lemos with just 4,500 chips while Boeken doubled through to roughly 80,000.
but the 
hit the board to leave him short. He got the rest in with 
but was unable to hit the three-outer himself to avoid elimination.
. he now has 19,000.
. She bet 4,300 on the flop and Svensson called. The turn brought the 
and Annette decisively shoved the remainder of her stack into the middle.
.
, Andy Black pushed his chip stack into the middle, announcing "I'm all in." 