Joseph McGowan raised to 4,100 from early position, and Phil Hellmuth called from the hijack seat. Kristijonas Andrulis called from the small blind, and the three players saw the flop come down . Andrulis opted to go with the lead bet and fired 8,500. McGowan folded, then Hellmuth folded the face up.
"Wow, the kid's running hot!" exclaimed Hellmuth. He then mumbled some more things under his breath, but along the lines of eventually getting all of Andrulis' chips. Then he said, "Actually, I'm not even gonna get you. You're gonna get yourself!"
On a flop Tom McCormick had put in 12,900, and he was raised to 25,800 by Eugene Katchalov. McCormick was in the tank, but eventually he moved all in. Katchalov slid forward a stack of gray 5,000 chips in order to make the call.
Showdown:
Eugene Katchalov:
Tom McCormick:
The board ran out , and McCormick doubled up. He was all in for 52,100 and is now back around the average stack.
We came across the remnants of this hand and what looked to be a pretty steamed Jean-Robert Bellande. In front of him laid and Bellande was up against two all in players.
Cheung Fung held and the third player held .
The board ran out and Bellande was forced to ship over a solid chunk of his stack.
Barbara Martinez raised under the gun to 3,300 and Timothy Adams three-bet to 6,800. He was directly to her left, and they ended up heads up on the flop.
The flop came down and Martinez check-called 7,200.
On the turn the hit and this time Martinez check-called 13,200.
The board was completed with the and Martinez checked once more. Adams calmly announced he was all in, and Martinez sighed as she folded her hand.
Action folded to Max Silver on the button, and he raised to 2,500. In the small blind, Kyle Julius called. Gillian Epp called from the big blind, and the flop came down . Action checked over to Silver, and he fired 4,200. After Julius made the call, Epp raised to 10,200. Silver folded, but Julius called.
The turn was the to pair the board. Julius checked, and Epp checked. The river then completed the board with the , and Julius checked. Epp checked behind.
Julius showed the , but Epp's was better and she won the pot.
@DNChips playing with Grinder and he is playing a form of poker lately I haven't seen in 10 years. He will be very swingy playing this way.October 01 2012