Vissch-ful Thinking for Geshkenbein
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Vladimir Geshkenbein has lost three hands to Koen De Visscher and is down to 3.8 million; De Visscher is now up to 3.7 million.
Hand 1
Geshkenbein made it 135,000 from the small blind and De Visscher called in the big blind to see an 
flop. De Visscher bet out what looked like 160,000 and before the amount could be confirmed, Geshkenbein had folded.
Hand 2 - this one's a biggie...
Geshkenbein opened to 135,000 again, this time from the button, and De Visscher called in the small blind. They both checked the 
flop and saw a turn, the . De Visscher bet out 190,000 now, and Geshkenbein quickly called.
The river was the 
and Geshkenbein had another peek at his hole cards before De VIsscher had acted. Undeterred, De Visscher bet out 410,000, and must have been delighted when Geshkenbein called - De Visscher turned over 
for the nuts.
(There was now a break of one hand, during which Kevin Vandersmissen min-raised but folded to a shove from Giacomo Maisto. Then back to De Visscher vs. Geshkenbein.)
Hand 3
Geshkenbein made it 135,000 from the button and Koen De Visscher reraised to 285,000 from the small blind. Geshkenbein called, but quickly folded to a 275,000 bet from De Visscher on the 
flop.
"It was worth a shot," he grinned.