Cvetezar Check-Bombs the Turn

On the final hand of the previous level, Jeff Cvetezar opened to 900 from under the gun and saw action fold around to Jason Zarlenga, who three-bet to 2,700 from the cutoff. The player on the button cold called and Cvetezar matched the raise to take postflop action three ways.

The flop came and Cvetezar checked to Zarlenga, who made a continuation-bet of 3,200. The player on the button let his hand go to put action back on Cvetezar, who called.

The turn was and Cvetezar checked again. Zarlenga asked Cvetezar if he had two purple (T5,000) chips behind and Cvetezar moved his hands, displaying his entire stack which appeared to close to 23,000. Zarlenga then fired out 7,200.

Cvetezar thought for a full minute as time expired on the level and then proceeded to check-raise all in, making it Zarlenga's turn to go into the tank. Zarlenga asked for a count, which was totaled to be 22,900.

After three minutes of deliberation, Zarlenga let his hand go and the pot was sent Cvetezar's way.