The board was almost rushed away and we heard the "payout table 436" from the dealer. Konstantin Puchkov had some chips again and was then all in with ![]()
. He got called by ![]()
and an ace showed up on the flop.
The board was almost rushed away and we heard the "payout table 436" from the dealer. Konstantin Puchkov had some chips again and was then all in with ![]()
. He got called by ![]()
and an ace showed up on the flop.
We didn't catch the entire action but one short stack ended up all in with ![]()
and Matthew Wakeman held the same hand in ![]()
. Morgan Poons had them both covered and also the better hand in ![]()
.
The ![]()
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board delivered no miracle for either short stack and Poons is now on six digits.
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Michael Marckx and Angela Prada-Moed started both on a short stack today but their luck faded into different directions. While Prada-Moed remained short, Marckx was able to accumulate quite a few chips.
Just now, Prada-Moed three-bet shoved for her remaining 25,000 chips with ![]()
and Marckx as initial raiser looked her up with ![]()
. The board ran out ![]()
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and Prada-Moed grabbed her belongings and headed to the payout desk.
John Hennigan just lost about one fourth of his stack with ![]()
versus ![]()
as the board provided no help. Neo Hoang however knocked ouit a short stack with ![]()
versus ![]()
on the ![]()
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board.
After a raise to 4,000, Konstantin Puchkov moved all in for 22,700 and got called by a player with ![]()
. Puchkov was ahead with the ![]()
but the opponent made a straight on the ![]()
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turn. Fortunately, the
river provided the third heart and the Russian doubled up with a flush.
Justin Schwartz opened for 4,000 and John Bizzarro moved all in for 40,000 from the button. Adrien Guyon in the small blind asked for a count of Schwartz’s stack before moving all in.
Schwartz dumped his cards and Bizzarro turned over ![]()
giving Guyon a fist bump when he saw his ![]()
. The board ran out ![]()
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and Bizzarro was on his way.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300