
. Seidel bet at the pot on the turn, committing himself to the pot in the process. His opponent moved in, and Erik was pot-committed, and drawing dead.

. Seidel bet at the pot on the turn, committing himself to the pot in the process. His opponent moved in, and Erik was pot-committed, and drawing dead.


Mizrachi checks, Evelyn bets 1,200, and the opponent in the cutoff moves in for a total of 2,000. Mizrachi folds, and Evelyn calls. Both players have A-K, but Ng's opponent has the
. A diamond
falls on the turn, and Evelyn is clipped down to under 2,000.
, and gets called by a player with 
. The
falls on the turn, and Evelyn is free to go.


. Seif checked, the player in late position moved in, and Seif called with....A set of Aces 
.


came on the flop, and both players checked. The turn was the
, the cut-off bet 700 and Brenes called. An
came on the river and the player in the cut-off bet 1,500. Brenes smiled and held his shark. I call, and Brenes turned over J-9 for two pair. His opponent showed K-10 before he mucked his cards. Guess that proves Humberto's shark can smell a bluff from a mile away (or at least across the table).
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25