It folded to Matthias Eibinger on the button. He paused, then moved his stack of 1,145,000 into the middle with [Ad2d]. Small blind Michael Soyza had woken up with the ace-dominating [AcKc] and called all in for nearly that amount (1,145,000). "That's not good," remarked Eibinger, and it looked just as
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Soyza Boosts Stack With Straight; Mateos Loses Minimum
Adrian Mateos opened to 80,000 in the hijack with [KhKs], called by button Kahle Burns with [Ac4c] and big blind Michael Soyza with [7d7c]. On the [6hTcTd] flop, Soyza and Mateos checked and Burns had a stab at it worth 75,000. Both players called. The [8s] turn checked around and
Testing the Waters
An understandable cagey start to this final table, from which a third of the players will leave with no prize money. "It's going to be fun, watching everyone be tight for 40 mins, then have 10 big blinds and realising that's where it all went wrong," predicted Ben Heath before cards
Addamo Leads FT of Event #6 That Will Award $4.2 Million ($1,512,000 for First) Today in Sochi
Michael Addamo returns with the chip lead for the final table of Event #6 $100,000 No Limit Hold’em today, in search of another high roller title and the $1,512,000 that accompanies this one. Still three off the money, the final nine players will start on the live stream and play
Kahle Burns Wins Aussie Millions $100k Challenge for $1.7 Million
Michael Soyza Doubles Through Shannon Shorr
Sergi Reixach opened to 160,000 from middle position, Shannon Shorr three-bet to 480,000 from the hijack and Michael Soyza three-bet all in for 1,330,000 from the small blind. Reixach folded and Shorr called after a few moments. Shorr: [8h7h] Soyza: [QhQc] The board ran out [JcTd8c9d7d], giving Soyza a queen-high straight to double
Michael Soyza Can’t Hit with the Suited Gapper
Wai Leong Chan raised to 18,000 from under the gun, and fellow Malaysian Michael Soyza defended his big blind. The flop landed [3s7c2h] and Soyza checked. Chan continued for 15,000, and Soyza showed his [8h5h] and mucked.
One for Michael Soyza
Michael Soyza vs. Danny Tang
Danny Tang opened his button to 6,000 and Michael Soyza defended his big blind. The [6sJcTh3d8c] board checked through to the river and Soyza tabled his [Ad6h] and scooped the pot.
Michael Soyza vs. Christoph Vogelsang
2017 Super High Roller Bowl champion Christoph Vogelsang raised the button to 5,000 before Michael Soyza three-bet the small blind to 18,000. Vogelsang called, and the flop landed [2c2sTs]. Soyza bet out 13,000, and Vogelsang quickly folded.