Hands, Hands, Hands
Level 7
: 400/800, 0 ante
Here are few quick snippets of action from the second last level of the night.
- Eric Froehlich opened from the cutoff and the big blind made the call. A flop saw the big blind player check and Froehlich bet. The player then check-raised and when Froehlich called, a was dealt on the turn. The big blind then flicked out a bet and Froehlich let his hand go.
- A board showed when we arrived at John Juanda's table. It was Juanda versus one opponent and it was checked to Juanda, who bet. A call and the hit the river. This time both players checked and then Juanda took down the pot holding .
- A middle position player opened it up and Vitaly Lunkin three-bet from the button. the big blind called and so did the opening player. The flop would see the big blind check-raise after Lunkin bet, while the other player's cards were in the muck. The turn would see the player lead with a bet and Lunkin call. The river and it was another bet and call. Lunkin's opponent tabled , too strong for Lunkin.