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Skowronek Busts Kenjic; Mrakes and Pidun Spotted
Level 5
: 300/600, 600 ante
Marcus Skowronek opened to 1,200 and was only called Jovan Kenjic in the big blind. On the 
flop Kenjic check-called the 700 bet from his opponent and then check-raised to 5,500 on the 
turn. Skowronek, who'd originally bet 2,100 on the turn called.
Kenjic then jammed for 16,200 and was snap called. Kenjic had 
for two pair but Skowronek had flopped a flush with 
.
On the table adjecent to them is Michal Mrakes who had just been joined by 2019 WSOP Main Event 33rd Place finisher, Thomer Pidun.