Ohulchanskyi Doesn't Show, Blames PokerNews

There were already around 55,000 chips in the pot on a flop of 6♥A♠6♠ when Matas Cimbolas checked it over to big-stacked Yaroslav Ohulchanskyi, who fired a small bet of 5,900. Cimbolas called.

A J♣ on the turn saw Cimbolas check-call a bet of 20,000 from Ohulchanskyi, and they watched the 9♥ hit the river. Cimbolas checked again, then Ohulchanskyi shoved. Cimbolas had around 65,000 remaining in his stack and was in the tank for around five minutes before he eventually decided to fold, which preserved his tournament life.

"Show one, just one," said Cimbolas.

Ohulchanskyi looked around and said "I can't, if I show it will be on PokerNews and everybody will see what I had. If they weren't watching, I'd probably show,".

Ohulchanskyi then mucked his cards, much to the table's (and PokerNews') disappointment.