Viacheslav Zhukov was the first to act, and made it two bets. Richard Ashby called on the button, Steve Billirakis defended his big blind, and the flop fell . Billirakis checked to Zhukov who fired a continuation bet. Ashby was his only caller.
Ashby called two more bets from Zhukov on the turn (), and the river (). The hands were tabled, but weren't pulled in - so pardon our lack of suites/cards.
George Lind opened from the button, and Steve Billirakis three-bet in the small blind. Lind added the extra 100,000 to the pot, but he'd quickly fold to one more Billirakis bullet on the flop.
Steve Billirakis opened the button to 200,000, and Richard Ashby made it three bets to go from the big blind. Billirakis obliged him, and Ashby bet in the dark before the dealer spread the flop. Billirakis called, and the landed on fourth street. Ashby bet again, and Billirakis raised to put him all in.
Showdown
Billirakis:
Ashby:
Billirakis had made his straight to the eight, but Ashby had a made seventy-five, looking for the low half the pot. The river was a scoop card for Billirakis, though, and he improved to a sixty-five low to take the whole pot and send Ashby to the rail in fourth place.
Things change quickly in this game (with these limits), and Ashby has gone from Penthouse to out-of-the-house in just an hour's time. He'll take home $161,379 for his efforts, or about ten quid with the exchange rate.
Viacheslav Zhukov raised on the button, and Steve Billirakis called out of the big blind. The flop came down , and Billirakis check-called a bet from Zhukov. Billirakis check-called another bet after the turned, and led out after the fell on the river. Zhukov called.
Billirakis opened for two-pair; fives and threes, and Zhukov mucked his hand.
George Lind raised with the button, and Viacheslav Zhukov defended his big blind. The flop came down , and Zhukov check-raised Lind. Lind called.
Zhukov led out after the turned, Lind called, and Zhukov put out his last bet after the fell on the river. Lind called again, but mucked when Zhukov opened for a flopped full house.
Every big pot has the potential to change the hands of the chip lead now.
In the last pot, Viacheslav Zhukov limped in from the small blind, and he called an extra bet when George Lind raised from the big. Zhukov check-raised the }Js} flop, and Lind stared down at the situation for about a minute before releasing his cards into the muck.
George Lind just scooped a pot from Steve Billirakis, and his lead is growing.
Lind was the preflop raiser, but Billirakis led the betting on the flop and the turn. Lind called bets on both streets, and they check-checked the river.
Billirakis has for aces up, but Lind's took the whole pot, boosting his stack all the way up to about 3.25 million.
Viacheslav Zhukov raised out of the small blind, and George Lind defended his big blind. The flop fell , and Zhukov led out. Lind called. Lind called another bet after the turned, but could not call a third bet from Zhukov after the was dealt on the river.
Zhukov raked the whole pot, and is now over 1.5 million chips.
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. Billirakis checked to Zhukov who fired a continuation bet. Ashby was his only caller.
), and the river (
). The hands were tabled, but weren't pulled in - so pardon our lack of suites/cards.
- High and Low
flop.
flop. Billirakis called, and the 
landed on fourth street. Ashby bet again, and Billirakis raised to put him all in.
was a scoop card for Billirakis, though, and he improved to a sixty-five low to take the whole pot and send Ashby to the rail in fourth place.
, and Billirakis check-called a bet from Zhukov. Billirakis check-called another bet after the 
turned, and led out after the 
fell on the river. Zhukov called.
for two-pair; fives and threes, and Zhukov mucked his hand.
, and Zhukov check-raised Lind. Lind called.
flop and the 
for aces up, but Lind's 
was dealt on the river.