Rosenfeld Doubles Through Smith
Catching the action on a flop of 
, Dan Smith was first to act and he checked to Michael Rosenfeld who put out a bet of what looked like 15,000. Reiner Kempe called before Dan Smith check-raised, making it 65,000. Rosenfeld called while Smith quickly folded.
The turn was the 
and Smith tanked for a good while, using one time extension before he announced that he was all in for 201,500.
"Well," Rosenfeld said after thinking for a bit, "there's no time like the present."
He called and it was on to a showdown.
Michael Rosenfeld: 
Dan Smith: 
Rosenfeld had the best of it with the better flush draw and ace high, but Smith still had some outs. The river was the 
, though, and that was it. Rosenfeld earned a full double for 172,000 while Smith was left with crumbs — a stack of 29,500.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
555,000
357,000
|
357,000 |
|
29,500
-220,500
|
-220,500 |
|
||
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and Pardo was in the tank. He thought for two time extensions and eventually decided to call. Sekularac turned up his 
for a bluff and Pardo had him beat with 
for two pair. That allowed him to take down the pot and double up to right around 335,000 while Sekurlarac was left with right around 260,000.
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with about 40,000 in the pot, Stefan Schillhabel put out a bet of 35,000. Ryan Riess was the other player in the hand with position and he made it 125,000. Schillhabel called. 
in the process for trips and allowing Riess to take down the big pot.
. This time Peters bet 13,000 and Schwippert called. 
and Jonathan Jaffe checked over to Stefan Schillhabel who put out a bet that was large enough to put Jaffe all in. Jaffe thought for a good while then eventually he called off his stack. Jaffe was holding 
for a pair of aces with a better kicker. That meant that Jaffee would be sent to the rail while Schillhabel chipped up to over 500,000.
