Sergi Reixach vs. Nick Petrangelo

Nick Petrangelo raised to 50,000 from middle position and Sergi Reixach called in the big blind. The flop landed [3h8cJs] and Reixach check-called a bet of 30,000 from Petrangelo. The [Td] and [Jd] checked through on the turn and river, and Reixach tabled his [9h8s] and Petrangelo mucked.

Orpen Kisacikoglu Doubles Through Sam Soverel

Nick Petrangelo raised to 35,000 in the hijack and Orpen Kisacikoglu used a time extension before moving all in for 290,000 from the button. From the small blind, Sam Soverel shoved for roughly 1.2 million, and Petrangelo folded. Kisacikoglu: [AhTd] Soverel: [AdAs] The board ran out [3cKdQs9hJh] and Kisacikoglu rivered Broadway to double

Nick Petrangelo Doubles Through Ben Heath

With the board reading [KhQc3dQh5d] and the pot at around 130,000, Ben Heath shoved all in for 310,000 and Nick Petrangelo called. Heath tabled his [JcTc] for jack-high, and Petrangelo revealed his [5c5s] for a rivered full house.

Through the Lens: A New Perspective

We are officially closing in on the end of the first week of the WSOP, which also happened to be one fo the craziest weeks at the Rio ever. A record number of players turned out to take their shot at some of the opening events including the Big Fifty,

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Life Hacks and Thank Yous on Day #3 of 2019 WSOP

On Day #3 of the 2019 World Series of Poker, we learned many things. We realized that we’re really living in Ali Imsirovic’s world and might be figments of his vivid imagination. We also learned that the Rio will never turn you away from an event and we learned to