Level 2
: 200/400, 50 ante
Four-bets are suddenly the norm.
Alex Foxen opened for 1,000 and got three-bet to 3,600 by Sam Greenwood in the small blind. Foxen came back with 9,600 and Greenwood thought briefly before mucking.
"Need more action," Foxen said, showing the 
with a smile.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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51,500
13,000
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13,000 |
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42,400
400
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400 |
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rundown. Schwippert was the final one to act on the river and flicked in two T-5,000 chips, announcing what appeared to be 9,200. It didn't matter, as Foxen instantly released his hand.
board until the last action, when Greenwood bet 1,600. Jan Schwippert folded but Alex Foxen called, mucking to 
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and Alex Foxen bet 500 from the button. Schwippert made it 1,450 and Foxen called. Schwippert bet 1,800 on the 
turn and Foxen called again. Both players checked the 
and Schwippert showed 
for an airball. 
.
and two checks. Foxen turned over 
for a set but mucked with a sigh when Schwippert showed 
, connecting with the board's four-flush.
flop for the minimum, and Foxen check-called 200. He checked again on the 
but Greenwood bet much bigger with 1,200. Foxen called again and the 
turn. Both checked the 
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out of the blinds, and Foxen bet out with 1,400 into a pot of about 2,000 on the 
river. Greenwood put in a raise with a T5,000 chips and Foxen grabbed a matching chip to call with but then flicked his cards to the dealer after thinking briefly.