Su PokerNews.IT puoi giocare solo se hai almeno 18 anni. Il gioco può causare dipendenza. Gioca responsabilmente.
On a 
board David Baker faced a 6,400 bet that would put him all in. We don't know how long Baker was thinking, but we know it was long enough for another player at the table to call clock on him. The floor was called and gave Baker 70 seconds to make a decision. He eventually decided to call and flipped over 
for two pair. His opponent mucked.
| Giocatore | Chip | Avanzamento |
|---|---|---|
|
15,000 | 5,600 |
Action folded to the cutoff seat and he raised to 1,000. Praz Bansi was in the big blind and reraised all in for 9,150. The cutoff tanked and then said, "I wish it was like 7,150."
"What do you have?" asked Bansi.
"I can't tell you that," said the cutoff seat. "Are you in a rush to get out of here?"
"No," Bansi said, shaking his head. The player then mucked and Bansi won the pot.
"Should've said you were in a rush and I've would've called," responded the player. "That is, if you wanted a call."
Tom Dwan check-called a bet of 1,200 on the 
flop. Dwan and his opponent saw the 
land on the turn and Dwan check-called again, this time for 2,600.
The river was the 
and Dwan checked. HIs opponent bet 11,000, which had Dwan's last 6,000 or so covered. Dwan took a couple of minutes and then made the call. His opponent tabled the 
for the nut straight. Dwan mucked his hand and headed to the rail.
On a 
board with four players in the hand and a pot of at least a few thousand, T.J. Cloutier fired 3,000 chips, third to act. The first two players called while the fourth, who was in the big blind position, flatted. The turn was the 
and again it was checked to Cloutier who moved his opponent all in for his final 5,200. The player quickly made the call but wanted to see Cloutier's hand first. He rolled over 
before his opponent flipped over 
. Cloutier was not happy about getting slow-rolled and made the table perfectly clear that in this situation, the player to the left of the button has to show first. Some tried to argue but Cloutier assured them that this isn't a cash game and that it has worked this way at the World Series of Poker for years.
Regardless, Cloutier lost the pot and chipped down to 17,000.
Jimmy Tran was in action with one other player on the 
board. Tran fired a bet of 1,350 and his opponent mulled things over for a minute prior to making the call. The river then completed the board with the . Tran bet enough to put his opponent all in and the player folded. Tran own the pot and moved to 15,000 in chips.
We found Martin Kabrhel again and naturally he was playing a pot. This time on a 
board he check raised and made it 3,600. His opponent then moved all in for about 10,000 more. Kabrhel took his time weighing his options before ultimately making the call. Cards were turned as Kabrhel's opponent's tournament life was at stake.
Kabrhel: 
Opponent: 
A turn 
sealed the deal as no other card could be rivered to beat Kabrhel. A meaningless rolled off on the river and Kabrhel has passed the 50,000 mark.
| Giocatore | Chip | Avanzamento |
|---|---|---|
|
|
55,000 | 18,000 |
On a 
board, Phil Hellmuth checked to his opponent who fired 850. Hellmuth quickly moved all in for at least a few thousand more and his opponent decided to call. Hellmuth was in the lead with 
against his opponents . The turn was the and Hellmuth just had to avoid an Ace or a Jack on the river to double up. The last card came the and just like that Hellmuth was gone.
The table waited to see his reaction but he just moved his stack over to his opponent and got up. As the player tried to explain his call, Hellmuth simply said, "You did what you had to do," with a hint of sarcasm. After getting up from the table he let off a little steam with a couple of quiet expletives before exiting the tournament area.
Livello: 8
Bui: 200/400
Ante: 50
After a player in middle position raised to 700, Mohsin Charania flatted on the button to see the 
flop. The original raiser fired 1,500 and Charania called.
The landed on the turn and the first player checked. Charania bet 1,500 and his opponent check-raised to 3,500. Charania reraised enough to put the player all in. The player tanked for a bit and then mucked his hand, allowing Charania to pick up the pot with his aggressive play.
| Giocatore | Chip | Avanzamento |
|---|---|---|
|
|
22,000 | 11,000 |
From early position, Adam Geyer raised to 700. Tom Dwan three-bet to 1,900 from middle position and won the pot.
