2009 World Series of Poker Europe
£10,000 WSOPE Main Event
Day: 5
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flop and then raised when Negreanu bet from the button. Call.They quickly (really, they're moving at impressive speed here) checked down the
turn and
river, and Negreanu took the pot with pocket fives.
For example, Barry Shulman just check-raised 250k on a
flop, called by Negreanu. They both checked the
turn, but Negreanu folded to a bet out by Shulman on the
river. This hand took about as much time to play as it did to type at top speed - I've rarely seen heads up players storm through hands like this.
on the river of a
board to pick another small but perfectly formed pot.
Negreanu creeps back to 3 million.
Flop:
Shulman bet out -- and Negreanu announced all in. Instacall.
Shulman:
Negreanu:
Turn:
The crowd exploded with various shoutings.
River: a sad
as if to mock NegreanuShulman enjoys a full double-up and is now in possession of three quarters of the chips in play. Negreanu meanwhile is left with, obviously, one quarter.
flop. Shulman, who'd bet around 170k (hard to see from this angle and I think someone's turned the volume on Jack Effel's mic down), made the call. They both checked the
turn, but on the
river Negreanu came out betting -- 580k. This large final bet went uncalled, and Negreanu was left wondering, "Should I have gone in on the flop?" and showing his
for a very nice hand indeed.
flop and Negreanu duly called.Shulman checked the
turn and now Negreanu bet in position -- but Shulman announced all in and Negreanu was put to a decision. He squinted hard at both the board and the impassive Shulman, while the crowd went wild at the rail. After a few tense moments, though, the crowd were disappointed -- Negreanu folded, and Shulman is back up to 4 million or so up against Negreanu's 6 million.A few moments later and Shulman picked up another 300,000 or so after his
came out good on a
board with little action.