That sort of request only happens alongside a felting - here's how it happened: Leon Tsoukernik opened to 60,000, Preben Stokkan the only caller, in position. Tsoukernik checked the [6h5c6d] flop, Stokkan fired 50,000 and got a call. The turn brought the [Th] and a quick jam from Tsoukernik for around 440,000.
Tag: Leon Tsoukernik
Tsoukernik Finds Lucky Double
Leon Tsoukernik, who was leading the tournament not too long ago but lost some pots to drop down a bit, just doubled in a fortunate spot. With the blind raise/straddle of Alex Foxen under the gun, action folded to Leon Tsoukernik in the small blind, and he shoved for 796,000. Big
Badziakouski the First to Go
Chip Counts
The tournament crew did a full count of the nine registered players. Leon Tsoukernik leads with Igor Kurganov in second.
“Bastard!”
With play four-handed on the outer table, the action is fast-paced. There's still a lot of banter, even now that Sam Grafton has moved to the feature table. Luke Reeves opened the action with a raise to 30,000 on the button and Leon Tsoukernik called from his blind raise. "Easy call!"
TV Table Gearing Up
With the addition of Lucas Reeves to the Super High Roller, the bijou field has split in two, with five players about to be streamed on PokerGO! Full player list, Level 2: Table Seat Player TV 1 Sam Grafton TV 2 Ben Heath TV 3 Christoph Vogelsang TV 4 Igor Kurganov TV 7 Rainer Kempe 1 1 Mikita Badziakouski 1 3 Leon Tsoukernik 1 6 Luke Reeves 1 7 Alex Foxen
Leon Shoves (Twice)
With the straddle to 10,000 on by Leon Tsoukernik under the gun, Sam Grafton properly opened the action to 25,000 from the cutoff. He found callers in Christoph Vogelsang (small blind), Ben Heath (big blind), and Tsoukernik (straddle.) The action checked around on [7d9d5c], so the [3d] on the turn was
Straddle!
Eighth to the table (and the tournament) is Leon Tsoukernik, Derren Brown-ed into Level 1 by Sam Grafton, with the magic words, "I promise you. We will not make it boring!" and proceeded to gain concensus from the whole table to play this tournament's first level with a straddle. So, an