2021 MSPT Canterbury Park

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Action folded to Luke Nguyen who open-jammed from the button and Chris Nuthak looked him up from the big blind.

Chris Nuthak:
Luke Nguyen:

Nguyen had Nuthak dominated but had a sweat after the flop gave Nuthak a wheel draw.

The turn wasn't a good one for Nguyen as the dealer dropped the to give Chris two-pair.

Nguyen needed some help from the river but the completed the board and ended his tournament.

There was three-way all-in action preflop between Kitkat Klassen (200,000), Josh Bozarth (250,000), and Luke Nguyen (390,000).

Kitkat Klassen:
Josh Bozarth:
Luke Nguyen:

Bozarth woke-up with aces at the perfect time and the flop gave him top set.

The turn did give him a little sweat as Nguyen could win the pot if the case jack were to fall on the river, but it came the and secured him the massive pot.

Josh Reichard got his short stack in the middle from the button and was called by Matt Englerth from early position.

Josh Reichard:
Matt Englerth:

Reichard was ahead with his made hand until the flop hit the felt pairing Englerth's king.

The turn was no help to Reichard and the river ended his tournament.

A player from early position was all in preflop for roughly 110,000 and Bryan Skreens called from middle position.

Opponent:
Bryan Skreens:

Skreens was out in front with his aces but had a sweat after the flop gave his opponent a Broadway draw.

Luckily for Skreens, the board came running and eliminated his opponent from the tournament.

Josh Reichard raised to 23,000 from late position and Mike Wilklow three-bet to 65,000 from the cutoff.

Action folded back around to Reichard who four-bet jammed and Wilklow snapped-off his 349,000 stack.

Mike Wilklow:
Josh Reichard:

Reichard was in rough shape after seeing Wilklow roll over rockets but shrugged his shoulders after the flop gave him a Broadway draw.

The paired Reichard and brough possible chop outs if a ten were to fall on the river but Reichard wanted to see a queen.

Unfortunately for Reichard, the paired the board on the river and Wilklow collected his double-up while Reichard was left short.