Eisenberg Raises Weng
Level 4
: Blinds 300/500, 500 ante
Lara Eisenberg opened from early position and action folded to Bin Weng in late position who three-bet to 4,800. Eisenberg made the call to send the two players to the flop.
The flop came 
and Eisenberg checked to Weng. He opted to continue for 3,000 but promptly folded after Eisenberg responded by raising to 8,000. After enjoying a productive start to the day, Weng has struggled during the last level, leaving his stack down below starting. Eisenberg, meanwhile, has held fairly steady and with this pot moves up past starting stack.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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56,000
11,000
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11,000 |
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40,000
-35,000
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-35,000 |
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dealt to John Auville was exposed. That fact became of particular importance after the flop came 
to vault Dickstein into a commanding lead. The 
turn left the big blind player hoping to hit either a ten or the single remaining ace to eliminate Dickstein but the comeback was not to be as the 
completed the board to improve Dickstein to a full house.
turn to the 
river at which point Fikac led out for 6,000. Weng instantly called but mucked after Fikac turned over 
for the flopped set.
and he continued for 1,200, enough to get a fold from his opponent to rake in a small pot.
flop and he continued for 1,200. The small blind called to see a turn. 
turn saw the small blind check for a second time before once again calling after McKeehen fired off 4,000. 
completed the board. McKeehen, not prepared to go to showdown just yet, pushed a hefty 17,500 into the middle. His opponent did not think for long before calling and tabled 
to pip the small blind player to the large pot.
flop and he continued for 1,500 only to see Fikac raise to 4,500. That got a quick fold from Eisenberg and, after some thought, Dike followed suit, tossing his hand into the muck to send the pot towards Fikac. 
