Matyjaszczyk Gets One Through Against Lappin
Level 6
: Blinds 300/600, 600 ante
In a battle small blind versus cutoff, David Lappin bet the 
turn in four-way action and was called only by Jaroslaw Matyjaszczyk as they headed to the 
river. Lappin now bet again for 3,100 and Matyjaszczyk then raised to 10,000. That sent Lappin deep into the tank as he talked through various hand combinations that his opponent may have including the seven-eight of spades.
Lappin eventually sigh-folded and Matyjaszczyk raked in the pot without showing his cards. It has still been a decent last hour for the Unibet Poker ambassador, as Lappin leaped above the starting stack.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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50,000
6,000
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6,000 |
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40,000
13,000
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13,000 |
, Juho Santala and Koen Meutstege checked to Baard Dahl on the button who bet 1,700. Santala folded while Meutstege then check-raised to 5,100. Dahl called and paid a bet worth 5,000 by Meutstege on the 
turn.
river brought the shove by the Dutchman for 21,000 and Dahl called after a few seconds of consideration. Meutstege rolled over the 
for fives full of aces and Dahl briefly exposed his 
for an inferior full house, bemoaning the "worst turn card".
turn, Morgan Andersson bet 2,000 out of the small blind. Olli Rummukainen raised to 6,000 in the big blind and that forced out William Jarman on the button. Andersson then grabbed into his chips and made it 13,000 to go after some deliberation, which ended up winning the pot on the spot following a snap-fold by Rummukainen.
river with the far superior stack.
, as he was looked up by Kenneth Heinsvig with the 
.
runout improved Mjagkov and he pulled narrowly ahead of his opponent.
flop. The action checked to Kozub, who continued for 3,000.
board, Antti Salmela bet 10,500 when checked to by Morgan Andersson. The latter then opted to call and mucked his cards once Salmela tabled the