Quads For Kolovratnik
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Level 1
: 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante
We join the action in a hand between Stepan Kolovratnik and back-to-back Grand Prix Poker Tour champion Andrej Desset, on a 
flop. Kolovratnik check-called Desset's 15,000 bet, before the dealer burned and turned the 
to double-pair the board.
Both players checked the turn, with Kolovratnik leading out for 25,000 on a 
river. Desset quickly flicked in a purple 5,000-value chip to indicate a call, and was equally quickly shown the bad news when Kolovratnik turned over his 
for quads.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
880,000
-5,000
|
-5,000 |
|
670,000
670,000
|
670,000 |
river for 31,500 for around half the pot and his sole opponent called. King turned over 
for a flush and got some chips back after losing a big pot previously.
flop, Donev check-called a bet of 20,000 before leading the 
turn for 80,000. King called and did so again for 100,000 on a blank river to show pocket tens for a set, while King saw his pocket aces cracked.
.
and Bruhn checked. Gann decided to check behind and turn over his 
for a rivered top pair.
.
, Marcel Luske called the shove of Albert Skobelev with 
for two pair and lost a ton of chips, as Skobelev had flopped a set of threes to cut the stack of Luske down considerably.
Marc Doring bet 275,000.
turned flush as he had feared.
useless rivered top set and shaking his head.
