Old School Poker
Level 5
: 200/400, 75 ante
From what we have seen at the tables so far, Henrik Klinge Nielsen has been playing straight forward and avoided difficult spots. The most recent hand was no different when the Dane opened to 1,200 and received three callers. After a flop of 
, Nielsen folded to a 3,400-bet of the player in the cutoff and that was a good decision, as he would have made up his mind about a check-raise all in for 15,075 by another opponent.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
54,000
-4,000
|
-4,000 |
turn with three players in the pot, Tamer Kamel faced a bet of 6,200 into a pot of 15,000. The Brit folded but Daniel Sormainis called to see the 
on the river. Both remaining players checked and the opponent of Sormainis showed 
for third pair. Sormainis had that beat and the whole table sighed when he tabled the winning 
. "But you don't have the best hand yet," an opponent replied as he was looked up by another player with 
. While the 
river surely wasn't, giving Price the flush and double up.
to see Sormainis spike a king on the river.
, Leon Campbell was at risk for his last 16,225 after a raising war from the button. His opponent was sitting in the cutoff and had Campbell covered, flipping over the 
for a gutshot and flush draw. Campbell's 
for top two pair held up with the 
turn and 
but already looked away from the table. Peleckas had the 
and would make the higher straight thanks to the 
on the turn. Only a six would have saved the short-stacked player, yet the 
