2012 World Poker Tour Malta
Sick Hand Between Genovesi and Kerignard
Jackson Genovesi opened the betting with his standard sized 42,000 raise from the button and he was the only caller when Yorane Kerignard three-bet to 99,000 from the small blind.
The flop saw Keirgnard keep up the aggression and make it 87,000 to play and Genovesi had no problem in making the call. The on the turn halted the run of red cards on the board and now Kerignard checked, but when Genovesi bet 182,000 Kerignard check-raised to 442,000. The dealer placed the onto the river and Kerignard moved all in.
"Wow! Wow! You are the sickest," said Genovesi before adding, "This might take a while. You know I have a straight right? Of course you do, you are too good. Maybe you have the for the flush? You re representing it well but that doesn't mean you have it."
Eventually Genovesi folded an showed fr the straight. Kerignard simply mucked his hand and started to stack his chips.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Yorane Kerignard
|
3,180,000 | 800,000 |
Jackson Genovesi | 1,440,000 | -600,000 |
Alessio Isaia
|
450,000 | -140,000 |
Level: 24
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 4,000
Another Pot To Kerignard
Alessio Isaia opened on the button and both of his opponents made the call. The trio shared the flop. Genovesi lead out for 33,000, Kerignard raised to 83,000 and only Genovesi called.
Genovesi then check-called a 154,000 bet on the turn , in fact he snap calleed, but both players checked the river. Kerignard showed red and it was enough to scoop another pot.
Isaia Shoves
Yorane Kerignard opened to 50,000 on the button but both he and Jackson Genovesi quickly folded when Alessio Isaia three-bet all in for around 500,000.
Nine-High? Really?
Jackson Geoveesi may be in the hunt for a WPT title ] but we bet he won't pick it up by making big river bets with nothing but nine-high.
Jackson Genovesi opened from the button and Isaia defended his big blind with a call. Isaia then check-called the flop but both players checked the turn. The river was the and Isaia now lead for 57,000 and then called when Genovesi raised to 152,000.
"Nine-high" said Genovesi and he lost, obviously, to the of Isaia.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Yorane Kerignard
|
2,735,000 | -445,000 |
Jackson Genovesi | 1,230,000 | -210,000 |
Alessio Isaia
|
1,100,000 | 650,000 |
Genovesi Can't Stop Playing Pots
Yorane Kerignard opened to 50,000 on the button and Jackson Genovesi called. The loose Itlalian then check-called a 42,000 bet on the flop but when the landed on the turn Genovesi bet 66,000 and Kerignard folded.
The very next hand Genovesi bet 26,000 on the flop then called when Keirgnard raised to 66,000. Both players checked the turn but when the fell on the river Genovesi lead out for 144,000 and Kerignard made the call.
"Ace-king," said Genovesi and he turned over . Kerignard simply mucked.
The hand after that Genovesi made it 50,000 to play from the button and Kerignard made the call. The flop was greeted with a check from Kerignard, a 67,000 bet from Genovesi and a call from Kerignard. The was checked by both players but when the appeared on the turn Kerignard bet 111,000 and Genovesi folded; albeit after much deliberation.
"I had king high," informed Genovesi before showing either the or , "sometimes it is hard to fold king-high!"
Break Time And Chip Race
The players have been sent on a 15-minute break whilst the tournament staff race off the pink 1,000 chips.
Level: 25
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 5,000
King-High Good For Genovesi
A short time ago we reported how Jackson Genovesi said it was sometimes hard to fold king-high and now he has just won a pot with that very hand.
Yorane Kerignard opened to 60,000 from the button and Genovesi made the call. The flop saw the Genovesi check, then call a 50,000 bet. The turn saw the exact same action, except this time the bet was for 90,000. The saw Genovesi check for a third time and this time Kerignard just checked behind.
"King-high," said Genovesi proudly as he turned over and it was good because his French opponent mucked his holding.