Kabrhel Has A Lot of Chips Early Again
Yesterday in Event #28 $1,500 no limit hold'em, Martin Kabrhel made day two and started it with a rush of cards and chips. At one point with over 250 people left he had double second places chips. While he still managed a middle-cash, he was not able to hold on. Kabrhel again has a slightly less impressive stack, but a large one none the less.
We found him betting out 750 on a board of 
into his opponent with almost 3,000 already in the pot. His opponent tanked for a while before eventually making the call.
Kabrhel nonchalantly flipped over 
for a jack high flush and his opponent mucked. We shall see if Kabrhel can manage another deep run with a nice stack early.
| Giocatore | Chip | Avanzamento |
|---|---|---|
|
36,400 | -600 |
flop. It was heads up between a player in the cutoff and Josh Brikis on the button. It was checked to Brikis and he bet 1,500 of his 6,000 chips. His opponent thought for about a minute before raising enough to Brikis all in. Brikis instantly slid his chips forward and the hands were turned up.
taking away the straight options and giving both players a meaningless heart draw. The river bricked again with the 
and Brikis now has 15,000.
. Cada made a full house after flopping a queen and is up to 12,000 in chips.
flop where again Duhamel took charge and bet 650 chips. He was reluctantly called.
turn Duhamel bet out 1300 and his opponent folded.