Kakhmazov on Thin Ice
Level 4
: 200/400, 50 ante
Nadar Kakhmazov opened for 800 in the hijack and got three callers. He continued for 2,000 on the 
flop, and the player in the big blind called after the other two folded. Both the big blind and Kakhmazov checked the 
turn and the 
river, and the big blind won with 
.
Kakhmazov was left with less than 8,000 chips, so the $5,000 Six-Max champ can ill afford any missteps now.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
7,925 | -33,075 |
flop. At that point, things got hectic, as Chris Hunichen, in the big blind, and Matthew Kelly got into a raising war with the latter at risk for 14,625. Hunichen called, and Greenberg got out of the way, adding that he folded pocket aces.
turn, Kelly led out a loud, "Got himmmm," that the entire Brasilia Room could hear, and the 
river was a blank.
for a pair of sevens. The big blind showed an unpaired king-high, and Bohn showed 
for ace-high. 
, and all four players checked. The turn brought the 
, and Griener bet 2,100. The big blind folded, as did Swanson, and the button called. The 
board. David Eldridge, in middle position, announced an all-in wager. That was enough to put his lone opponent at risk for what looked to be about 35,000 more. That player thought for about a minute, stacked all of his chips into one tower, but then decided to fold.