Kamaras Keeps The Rythm

Action was caught on a flop, with four players in the hand.

Everybody checked to Lloyd Mandel who bet 3,600 in late position. He took Kamaras in the small blind with him, lost the player in the big blind, and also kept George Cain, who was in early position.

Then on a turn, it was Cain who took the lead for 6,300, called by Mandel and Kamaras.
Four players to the river and after a check from Kamaras, Cain bet 12,000. It was called by Mandel and Kamaras.

Georges Cain:
Lloyd Mandel:
Peter Kamaras:

With two-pair Kings and Sixes, Mandel took the best on Kamaras who made two-pair on the flop, while Cain was not in a good position, with just a pair of Nines.

On the very next hand, Mandel managed to eliminate a shortstack with Queens agains Ace-Jack, on a Jack high flop. He's now among the biggest stack of the room.

Meanwhile, on this same table, James Calderaro stay patient, with a medium stack.