Level 3
: 100/200, 25 ante
We just caught Alex Trevallion all in for his tournament life on the turn, and a friendly player at the table was kind enough to recap the action for us.
A player limped in early position after which Trevallion raised to 700 in the hijack, and the player in the big blind three-bet to 3,000. Trevallion was the only caller, and the flop brought out 
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The player in the big blind bet 6,000 on the flop and Trevallion called, putting the 
on the turn. The big blind now checked, and Trevallion moved all in for 23,900. After a while the clock was called on the player in the big blind, who ended up folding with just a few seconds left showing 
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Trevallion mucked his cards and raked in the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
43,000
10,000
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10,000 |
board, Team PokerStars Pro member Eugene Katchalov bet 1,200. His opponent called, and the river was the 
. The first player fired 2,600, and Katchalov called.
, Katchalov showed the 
for a set of fours and won the pot.
out on the flop.
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and the action was checked to Karamalikis who bet 1,400 and only the player on his right called.
hit and now both players checked, putting the 
on the river. The player in the hijack now lead out for 2,600 and the man from Adelaide gave it some thought before putting in a raise to 6,400. Karamalikis' opponent folded rather quickly, and the Aussie pro is already up to 41,000 chips.
