Level 9
: 400/800, 800 ante
Alon Eldar told PokerNews about the events that led to him sorting out his now 140,000 chip stack.
Eldar was on the winning end of a three-way all-in, which began with an early position player shoving. The button raised to 13,200, and Eldar min four-bet to 26,400. The button made the call.
Early Position: 
Button: 
Alon Eldar: 
Board: 
All three players improved on the runout, but in the end it was Eldar's set of tens that was the winner.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
140,000
97,000
|
97,000 |
flop. McMahon bet 6,000 on the 
turn, and the button called.
river, and McMahon showed 
to take it down.
flop, and he continuation bet for 2,100. McMahon called, and Donnell folded.
turn, McMahon went all in, and Markholt folded.
board. The big blind bet, Helstern raised, putting the opponent all in, and got the call.
fell on the river to clinch the KO for Helstern.
turn. The big blind checked the 
river, Mcalpin bet 15,000, and the opponent called. Mcalpin showed 
flop. Action checked to Fechser on the 
turn, he bet 1,500, and both opponents folded.
