Kabrhel Takes the Lead
Level 6
: 500/1,000, 1,000 ante
Martin Kabrhel and Daniel Rezaei were heads-up in a three-bet pot with the board reading 
. Kabrhel was doing his typical table talk with Rezaei who finally called the clock.
"Your train is leaving?" Kabrhel asked as he reached for a bunch of random chips to drop in the pot. It was a total bet of 37,700 on the river that Rezaei quickly called.
Kabrhel turned over 
and Rezaei was unable to beat it, sending another big pot to Karbhel who has taken the lead.
"You had ace-queen?" Kabrhel asked, throwing more salt in the wound. Rezaei claimed to have had 
for an inferior kicker.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
551,600 | 141,600 |
|
115,000 | -95,000 |
was spread across the felt with around 90,000 in the middle already. Ole Schemion and Francesco Baglione were heads-up in the pot and Schemion fired out a big bet of 100,000. Baglione flicked in a chip to call and Schemion turned over 
for two pair. Baglione showed 
before he sent over his chips.
flop and 
turn. That brought a pot of around 28,000 to the 
river and Puetz checked.
for a flush. Puetz had 
and Von Gahlen took a commanding lead with a set of queens. The 
on the turn sealed the deal and the 
and he was well ahead of Romain Hamouche with the 
flop, Jonkers bet 11,000 and Sinclair folded, Berdis and Rasmussen called. That led a trio the 
turn and Jonkers checked, Berdis jammed and Rasmussen went over the top for Jonkers to snap-fold.
river completed the board.
completed the board and all three players rapped the table. Jachtmann showed 