Three Hands With Clyde Tjauw Foe

Clyde Tjauw Foe, a regular on the international poker circuit and final tablist of the Master Classics of Poker Main Event for the last two years, was down a bit before he got on a little streak that saw him win three pot in a row.

1) After a raise it was Clyde Tjauw Foe calling, before Joris Ruys squeezed. Action folded around to Tjauw Foe and he just called again. Tjauw Foe check called a bet of 1,350 on before both he and Ruys checked the on the turn. The completed the board and Tjauw Foe bet 6,200. Ruys called, but mucked upon seeing Tjauw Foe's .

2) Under the gun, Tjauw Foe made it 450 and action folded around to Pieter de Korver. The EPT Grand Final champion three-bet to 1,625 and Tjauw Foe called. Tjauw Foe check called a bet of 2,000 on before both of them checked the on the turn. The hit the river and Tjauw Foe bet a hefty 10,000. De Korver shook his head a little before folding.

3) A player in middle position limped, the button limped, the small blind completed and big blind Tjauw Foe checked. Action checked to the button on and he bet 200. The small blind instantly folded, but Tjauw Foe check raised to 700. The first limper folded and the button called. The button folded as soon as Tjauw Foe fired 2,300 on the turn though, gifting Tjauw Foe the win in his third pot in a row.