04-19-2009 23:50 UTC+2

A Setback for Luske

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[user75032]

Ooo, that's a bad turn for Luske.

Ah, those pesky limped pots. Marcel Luske, sitting in the small blind, was just part of one that was limped four ways. All players checked the {6-Diamonds}

{6-Diamonds}

{Q-Hearts}

{6-Hearts}

flop. Luske was first to act when the {J-Clubs}

{J-Clubs}

hit the turn and made it 1,500 to go. All three of his opponents called. The {2-Diamonds}

{2-Diamonds}

that hit the river was a seeming blank, so Luske went ahead and fired again for 2,000. The big blind called before an early-position player raised to 10,050.

Luske was the only one who wanted a piece of that raise. He called, then smiled and shook his head sadly when his opponent turned over {J-Hearts}

{J-Hearts}

{J-Diamonds}

for a turned full house, jacks full of sixes. Luske flashed the {Q-Clubs}

{Q-Clubs}

before mucking. His stack dipped down to 23,000.

Tags: Marcel Luske