Roland De Wolfe Bluffed Out of a Big Pot

The under-the-gun player limps for 100, a middle position player raises to 350, Roland De Wolfe calls, and the under-the-gun player calls. The flop comes {Q-Spades}

, it's checked to De Wolfe, who bets 600. The under-the-gun player folds, and the original raiser calls. The turn card is the {5-Diamonds}

, his opponent checks, De Wolfe bets 2,000, his opponent raises to 6,000, and De Wolfe calls. The river card pairs the board with the {2-Spades}

, and De Wolfe's opponent bets 7,000. De Wolfe folds, giving the pot (worth over 14,000) to the other player.

De Wolfe's opponent shows {A-Hearts}

as he collects the pot, apparently proud of his bluff.

If it hasn't been obvious so far, there are a lot of minefields to avoid out there in the early levels of Day One.

Tags: Roland De Wolfe

2007 World Series of Poker

2007 World Series of Poker

Roland De Wolfe Bluffed Out of a Big Pot