Vogelsang's Radar is Tuned Right
Level 13
: 1,500/3,000, 500 ante
The following hand occurred before the break and dragged about four minutes into the respite.
With 
on the board, Shiguang Zeng bet 35,000 into a pot that looked to contain around 100,000. He was in the small blind and induced a fold from the big blind, but Christoph Vogelsang was slower. A lot slower, as in he would use two time extensions as he reasoned out what to do.
"What can you have?" he wondered as players filtered out of the room, leaving just a few curious spectators. "King-ten? Nine-ten?"
Eventually, Vogelsang decided to call, and Zeng could only muster 
for the nut blocker and ace-high. Vogelsang showed 
with one spade and took it down.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
216,000
128,800
|
128,800 |
|
90,600
-20,600
|
-20,600 |
, Anton Wigg checked, Kuo bet 27,000, the player on the button called, and Wigg called as well.
and Wigg checked. Kuo bet 65,000, to which the button snap-folded. Wigg used one of his time bank chips before folding as well.
put a four-straight on board, and the river made the board even juicier as it paired with the 
. Liberto checked and called 23,500 but mucked upon seeing 
for a boat.
and Daurov checked. Alvarado slid 125,000 forward, a substantial part of his stack and enough to cover Daurov's stack of 105,000. The Russian used up one of his time bank chips before making the call.
board and made his way to the exit.
