McTeer Takes One from Lehmanski
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We arrived at the table as Thomas McTeer was calling a flop bet from Max Lehmanski with the board reading 
, and there was over 12,000 in the pot when the dealer turned the 
. Lehmanski thought carefully for a minute before pushing out a bet of 9,300. Mcteer then raised to 20,000, and Lehmanski went into the tank. After considering his options for over three full minutes, he gently slid his cards to the dealer, yielding the pot to McTeer.
Lehmanski, who was near the top of the leaderboard for much of Day 1A, still has a healthy stack of 96,000, while McTeer climbs to 68000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
96,000
-40,850
|
-40,850 |
|
68,000
18,175
|
18,175 |
. Vayo checked, as Nehorayan threw out a continuation bet of 6,800, which was called. The 
fell on the turn, before Nehorayan bet out 15,700 when the action was checked to him.
, and Brunson's opponent fired out 1,500. Brunson raised it up to 4,000, and he was called. The turn brought the 
, and it was checked to Brunson, who fired out 7,000 this time. Once again, his opponent called, and the 
came down on the river. Another check from his opponent gave Brunson the chance to fire 16,000 into the middle, and this time, his opponent gave it up.
turn, Lacay checked to Butzhammer who bet 3,800. Lacay called. The river was the 
and both players checked.
though, and that was good enough to take down the pot. Lacay was left with just about 10,000 chips after the hand.
. The turn was the 
and had a set on the 
turn gave him a full house and the 
, and Sergi Reixach bet 2,300 into the field from the small blind. Seidel called, and the other players folded. The turn paired the board with the 
river.
took down the pot.
on the flop, and Staszko continued for 1,300. His opponent called, and the dealer turned the 
for a pair of jacks. He pulled in the pot, and the 2011 Main Event runner-up now has 42,000 in his stack.
