Another Little One to Rettenmaier
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Level 19
: 3,000/6,000, 1,000 ante
The action is relatively aggressive so far, possibly due to the fact that the players are close to 200bb deep. There aren't a lot of showdowns being seen right now, but there is plenty of betting and raising.
We picked up this pot between Marvin Rettenmaier and Warwick Mirzikinian on the flop.
The board was showing 
, and Rettenmaier checked. Mirzikinian bet 14,000, but the check-raise came from the German as he slid out 38,500 total. Mirzikinian called.
The two men checked through the 
turn, but Rettenmaier retook the lead when the 
rivered. He carefully stacked 53,500 chips into the pot. Mirzikinian needed a couple minutes to deliberate, but he finally let a frustrated look cross his face as he fingered his cards into the muck.
flop was exposed to both players. It was here that Geyerbet out 27,000. A call was made by Cazals and we were off to fourth street.
on the turn brought two checks, and a 
river allowed two more passes. It was here that Geyer flipped over 
for a full house fours over threes, which was enough as Cazals mucked his whole cards.
, and the two men checked through to the 
. Mirzikinian slowed back down with another check, and Rettenmaier doesn't need to be told twice. He bet 46,500, and Mirzikinian called.
. It was good, and it's give him an edge of about 200,000 chips as he climbs close to 900,000.
. Adam Geyer's 
was good enough to call with, and his hand would hold strong.
flop. Gargano was in position, and Geyer let him bet 10,000 before check-raising to 27,000. Gargano's answer was a covering all-in shove. That sunk Geyer into his chair a bit, and he shook his head back and forth as he pondered the predicament. After some time, he called off his last 294,500 chips to put himself at risk.
. The river brought the 
and a full house for Geyer, and he's found a monster double. It moves him up over 600,000, and Gargano is left in some trouble with just over 15bb.