Level: 7
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
Level: 7
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
flop, on which Strzemp bets 400,000. Schwartz calls.
and they both check, and again they both check the
river, Schwartz hesitating over it for some time. Strzemp turns over
and Schwartz mucks, prompting cheering from the crowd at the rail which is largely made up of Strzemp's friends currently.


flop in the small blind and big blind respectively. 


believing he could well be ahead, but is angered to find Schwartz has made a bigger two pair on the river with 
flop, and Schwartz checks the
turn to Young, who bets 350,000. Schwartz calls, although he looks like he doesn't really want to.
river, and Young bets 500,000. Schwartz considered it for some time, before saying to Young, "I don't know why, but I put you on a K-Q." He folds anyway. He wasn't far off, though -- Young shows J-Q, and takes the pot.


flop only for Schwartz to bet 120,000 on the
turn once his two foes had checked. Young folded, but Strzemp called.
on the river, Schwartz bet 150,000 and Strzemp called.
. Schwartz tapped the table and mucked.
-- no change
-- a collective gasp from the crowd, "Oh f**k," from Strzemp
-- muttered curses turn to whoops of joy as Strzemp enjoys a brief surge of adrenaline and a full double-up to 2.9 million.





. Schwartz mucks.



to snap up another small pot.
flop, and Strzemp tries to bet 350,000. He very slowly counts out 200,000. Jason Young protests this, and the dealer counts the chips out, mistaking the ten-high stacks of 5,000 chips for things equaling 100,000 in value. Young protests again, and a conglomerate of Strzemp, Schwartz and the dealer keep counting and recounting until everyone is satisfied. "I can't do math any more, I'm so tired," sighs Strzemp.
.
flop, and folds to Young's 200,000 bet. Young makes a face as he shows pocket sixes for a set.