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No Limit Hold Em
Event Info
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Tony G makes it 20,000 to go with 
from the button and Scharf reraises to 56,000 from the big blind with 
.
G moves all in for his 169,000 stack. Scharf covers, but folds to the big third raise.
Tony G limps in the small blind with 
and Kravchenko checks with 
.
Both players check down a board which comes 



.
Tony G's pair is good.
Current stacks:
Scharf: 292,000
Tony G: 163,000
Kravchenko: 145,000
Hellmuth moved all in with his remaining 14,000, holding 
on the button.
"I'm not going to look, because I'm from the street," said Tony G before making an automatic call from the big blind.
After seeing he had 
, G offered a million-dollar side bet on the outcome of the hand, but Hellmuth declined to take his 57-to-43 edge on the bet.
G speculated, "I might make a straight, that's how I feel," which might have scared the Brat.
Flop: 


Turn: 
River: 
Hellmuth may have saved a million on the hand, but he left today's game with just two points.
Eddie Scharf gets a walk in the big blind.
Tony G hasn't stopped sticking the needle into Hellmuth throughout this heat, especially now that the Poker Brat's stack is crippled.
Tony G: "If you keep on folding, you can never make a mistake calling with the worst hand."
Kravchenko raised to 28,000 with 
on the small blind. Hellmuth said, "The whole world would call here," before throwing his hand in the muck.
Tony G and Annie Duke
Tony G limps in the small blind with 
and Kravchenko checks with 
.
Both players check down a 



board. Tony G, looking for a bet from the Russian on three streets, never got one.
Eddy Scharf limps in the small blind with 
and Tony G raises with 
, which takes it down.
Kravchenko thought for a while before folding 
on the button, not wanting to get involved against Phil Hellmuth's short stack.
With 62,000 remaining at the start of the hand, Hellmuth completed the small blind with 
and Scharf checked 
.
Flop: 


Hellmuth led for 6,000 on the flop and Scharf just called.
Turn: 
Hellmuth checked and called a bet of 10,000 from Scharf.
River: 
Hellmuth check-called again, for 17,000.
Hellmuth was left with just 23,000 after this hand.
Hellmuth gets a walk in the big blind and doesn't want to look at his cards unless it was a huge hand.
"I feel like it was 
."
It was 
.