Negreanu Trips Up and Scoops a Nice Pot
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: 200/300, 0 ante
In the match between Daniel Negreanu and Alexander Kostritsyn, we caught up as Kostritsyn re-raised Negreanu preflop to 2,400. Negreanu four-bet to 5,400 total and Kostritsyn made the call.
The flop came down 
and Kostritsyn checked to Negreanu who fired out a bet of 3,600. Kostritsyn made the call.
The 
fell on the turn and once again Kostritsyn checked to Negreanu. This time Negreanu fired out 9,200. After much deliberation, Kostritsyn once again made the call.
The river came the 
and Kostritsyn checked once again. This time Negreanu also checked and flipped up the 
for trip kings. Negreanu scooped a massive pot of over 36,000.
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, Erick Lindgren bet 1,000 into a pot of 2,000 and was quickly called by Benjamin Sulsky. The turn brought the 
and Lindgren bet 1,500. Sulsky thought for a minute or so before raising to 3,200. After looking a bit confused by the move, Lindgren asked how much the bet was before hoisting a massive stack of orange 1,000 chips into the pot. Sulsky appeared to grow frustrated before mucking his hand and Lindgren collected a decent pot.
for 39,000. Millar made the call holding 
and was nearly felted by Robl's 
flop. Selbst didn't check a second time on the 
river prompted a third check from Moorman, to which Selbst bet 3,200. Moorman quickly called and Selbst announced, "Nine" before revealing the 
for flopped trips. "I'm running good," Selbst said as Moorman mucked his hand. Selbst is hovering around 100,000.
. This time Greenstein fired out 5,000 and Tollerene once again called. When the 
fell on the river Greenstein made a bet of 12,000. Tollerene announced “Call” and flipped up 
and that was enough to take down the pot.
fell on the river, Rousso checked again but this time Oppenhem fired a bet of 4,000 into a pot containing 6,800 chips. This prompted Rousso to agonize over her decision as she repeatedly stacked and restacked her chips, assessing if she could afford to make the call. Flashing a smile to Oppenheim, Rousso asked if he held the 
, which would have made him a runner-runner straight. With Oppenheim offering no replies, Rousso eventually folded her hand and Oppenheim scooped a medium-sized pot.
and when Negreanu tabled his 
, the two were off to the races. The flop of 
on the turn was safe for Negreanu, but the 
