Arieh, Pearson Chop Massive Stud-Eight Pot
Level 17
Stud Eight or Better
Travis Pearson bet out on fourth street with two babies, Benjamin Pollak raised with a ten-seven, and Josh Arieh called with four-king. Pearson called.
On fifth street, Pearson caught an eight and bet out again, Pollak, who got an ace, again raised. Arieh had two kings on board now, so he cold-called again. Pearson put the last of his chips in, and Arieh and Pollak called.
Sixth street brought a third king for Arieh and a second seven for Pollak. Arieh bet. Pollak looked disgusted when he mucked after some thought. The dealer tossed out seventh street to Arieh and Pearson.
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Pearson took the low with an eight-seven, and Arieh's three face-up kings were good for the high.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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150,500
103,500
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103,500 |
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127,000
7,000
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7,000 |
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70,000
22,800
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22,800 |