2009 WSOP Circuit - Caesars Atlantic City
$5,150 Circuit Championship
Day: 1
The turn brought the and Fox led for 8,000. Klodnicki called.
The river brought the and Fox fired 14,000. Klodnicki tanked for a few moments. "I probably wasn't good on the turn," he said before folding .
"Good fold, good fold," remarked Fox. Even the chip leader Klodnicki can get away from some hands when he needs to.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 200
Chris Klodnicki is just shy of 200,000
The board ran out to double Vizza up. He now has over 30,000 chips and has some life back.
Three handed then, the flop rolled out . Bolotin continued out with a bet of 7,000. Heredia called, while Bianca opted to move all in for an additional 20,000 on top. Bolotin went into the tank for a minute or two before making the call, having his man well covered. Heredia ducked out.
Showdown:
Bolotin:
Bianca:
Bianca stood to await his fate, in fine shape for a double up. Unfortunately for him, a big bolt of lightning struck him on the turn. The dealer ripped off the , improving Bolotin to the big full house and leaving Bianca dead to the case six. The river was a complete blank, and Bianca's day is done.
When Bolotin was asked about the hand, he was unaware of his two-out luck. He misread his opponent's hand as , thinking he had the open-ended straight draw. The table insisted that Bianca had flopped trips, drawing a dry, "Wow," from the diminutive Bolotin.
With that pot, Alex Bolotin has vaulted all the way up to 120,000.
Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Elias let out a nice grin as he flipped up for the bluff and he collected the chips. He is back up to about 93,000 while JohnnyBax slides down to 41,000.