"Never Bluff a Limit Player"
No-Limit Hold'em
Cary Katz opened for 1,300 from early position, which Nikolai Yakovenko called from the hijack. Stephen Mack came along from the cutoff, as did Glantz on the button, and both blinds got out of the way.
Katz was first to act and checked the 
flop, opening the door for Yakovenko to bet 1,800. Glantz was the only one of his three opponents to make the call, bringing about the 
turn.
Yakovenko proceeded to bet 3,800, which Glantz called, before checking the river. Glantz wasted little time in betting 6,500, and revealed 
when Yakovenko called.
"Never bluff a limit player," Yakovenko joked as he threw his cards in the muck.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
208,000
22,000
|
22,000 |
|
131,000
-19,000
|
-19,000 |
flop, and four checks put action on Fuhs.
turn.
river when action checked to him for the third time in a row.
for aces full, and he was pushed the hefty pot.
flop. David Benyamine was fired to act in the small blind and led out for 12,000, which Eric Cloutier called from the big blind. Daniel Negreanu folded from the cutoff, and it was heads-up to the 
when the action was on Shaun Deeb, he was in the small blind. Alexander Kravchenko had put in a 4,600 chip bet from the button and it seemed like Deeb had raised pot to 20,500. Kravchenko gave it some thought and made the call giving us heads up river action.
was a part of it. Later he claimed to also have 
but suits remained unknown.
and then called a raise from Patrik Antonius, who was showing the 
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