David Bakes Baker opened from under the gun to 5,400 and action folded all the way around to Christian Jeppsson in the big blind. Jeppsson called and the flop came . The both checked to the turn and Jeppsson bet 6,500. Baker called and the river came . Jeppsson bet 6,500 and Baker called again.
Baker tabled and Jeppsson flashed before mucking them. Baker is up to 192,000.
We came in to a flop of when Christian Stricker Kohl checked in the big blind and a player in middle position bet out for 13,000. Kohl re-raised to 34,000, the player in middle position then re-raised again to 74,000. Kohl thought about it for 20 sec then re-raised all in for 287,000 total and got a snap call from his opponent.
Kohl had for two pair and his opponent flipped over for the flopped nuts.
The turn however, was a big card. The gave Kohl a full house and left his opponent drawing dead.
Kohl had a whopping 600,000 after the hand and is definitely our chip leader for the moment.
Will Failla just eliminated an opponent in a preflop all in. Failla held and was up against .
"How about the ?" Failla asked at the moment the dealer was putting the flop on the table. Right in the window was the . The board read and Failla is up to 190,000.
Tim Finne opened from the button and Lex Veldhuis shoved from the big blind. Finne called and tabled and Veldhuis needed the board to hit his to stay alive.
The board rolled and Veldhuis shook Finne's hand and made his way over to the payout desk.
After getting all the chips in preflop, Olivier Busquet's was leading another player's . The board ran out and Busquet sent the other player to the rail.
Busquet's stack is now a little above the average at 206,000.
Tuan Le and Gylbert Drolet built a sizable pot by the time we got to the table. They were at the river with the board reading . Drolet had put out 30,000 and Le was shuffling and reshuffling a handful of chips while considering his options. Le elected to call after a few moments and Drolet tabled for a flush. Le looked as if his hand was the winner before the river and kicked his cards into the muck.
Nenad Medic raised from under the gun (we missed the exact amount) and the player in the cutoff re-raised to 11,500. Medic then upped the bet to 31,500 and the player in the cutoff went into the tank. After quite a bit of deliberating the cutoff reluctantly showed an ace and folded his hand.
The table practically begged Medic to show his hand and he decided to oblige, showing the .