O'Grady Gets Revenge With a Perfect Turn Card
Level 3
: 150/300, 0 ante
From the hijack, Stevan Chew opened with a raise to 600. The player to his left called and action folded to Michael O'Grady in the big blind. He made it 2,100. Chew then four-bet, making it 5,100. The other player in the hand folded but O'Grady called.
The flop was 
and O'Grady checked. Chew put out a small bet of 1,000 and O'Grady called.
The turn was the 
and O'Grady checked. Chew then put out 20,000 which was enough to put O'Grady all in. O'Grady quickly called for 8,025 and the cards were tabled.
Stevan Chew: 
Michael O'Grady: 
The river was the 
and that would seal the double up for O'Grady.
"I thought you had kings," O'Grady said after the hand as a frustrated looking Chew sent over the chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
29,000 | 14,875 |
|
18,325 | -13,675 |
Stevan Chew bet out 2,000 from the small blind. 
completed the board. Chew showed 
and took down the pot after O'Grady mucked. 
and both blinds checked. Shan continued for 1,700. The small blind snap-folded. The big blind called. 
and the big blind checked. Shan observed the board for a moment before sliding his remaining 6,700 and was all in. His opponent thought for a moment before folding his hand.
and Khoueis checked. His opponent put out a bet of 2,000 and Khoueis instantly moved all in for roughly 25,000. Khoueis then leaned over and started talking to some of the player at the adjacent table who were surprised to hear that Khoueis was all in. 
anyways. 
and Ricky Kroesen was first to act from the blinds. He put out a bet of 700 and got a call from one opponent just a few seats over in early position. 
and this time, Kroesen bet again, making it 1,200. His opponent didn't waste too long to call but was disappointed to see Kroesen's 
for top pair. With that, Kroesen took down the pot and chipped up to about 28,000.
Rahul Rastogi checked from middle position before his opponent in the hijack bet 2,500. Rastogi called. 
on the turn before the 
completed the board. 
for a flush and collected the pot after his opponent mucked his hand.
and Paul Rochford was first to act. He put out a bet of 3,500. Ajez was on the button and he raised, making it 8,200. Rochford thought it over for a bit, then called. 
for a flopped set. That allowed him to take down the pot as Rochford's pair was no good. 
