2019 World Series of Poker
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, a flurry of action between the player in the small blind and Rainer Kempe in the cutoff culminated with Kempe calling a reraise of 24,000 from his opponent.
The turn was the
, the small blind shoved for effectively 37,000 and Kempe folded.
Alex Fitzgerald raised to 1,200 from middle position and Michael Wang called in late position, as did the big blind.
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and after the big blind checked, Fitzgerald continued for 2,500.
Wang raised to 6,000 and after the big blind folded, Fitzgerald called.
The
checked through on the turn, and when the river fell the
, Fitzgerald checked, Wang bet 9,300, and Fitzgerald folded.
Maury Solano bet 6,200 on a ![]()
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board, and Carlos Barrera responded with an all in shove for 51,800. Solano stood up, looking at the board and trying to piece together Barrera's big overbet.
"It's too much," Solano finally said, pushing his hand to the muck.
"Show the bluff! Show the bluff!" Barrera's tablemate chanted, but Barrera quietly mucked his hand, instead.
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river, Nick Pupillo bet 4,400 and was called by an opponent. Pupillo held nine-high until that point but the straight on the board by the river, meant he chopped the pot when his opponent called with ![]()
in the hole.
Steve Sung has just taken a seat in Amazon Tan.
Sung has two WSOP bracelets to his name and over $3 million in lifetime earnings at the WSOP.
So far in 2019, Sung has collected five WSOP cashes including a sixth-place finish in the Event #57: $1,000 Tag Team No-Limit Hold'em.
David Queen was facing a 10,000 river bet from Hae Su Yim on a board that read ![]()
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. He thought it over for a good while before tossing in the two orange chips for the call.
Yim showed bottom pair with the ![]()
and Queen showed the winner with the ![]()
.