Daniel Negreanu’s Incredible Fold!
In case you missed it, Daniel Negreanu just made a very impressive fold on the PokerGO live stream versus Mikita Badziakouski. Relive the entire hand in the player below.
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Alex Foxen Holds to Double Against Stephen Chidwick
On a board of [4d][th][7c][kh] with around 28,000 in the middle, Alex Foxen checked from the big blind to Stephen Chidwick who bet 30,000.
Foxen responded by announcing he was all in for 95,000, and Chidwick immediately called.
Foxen: [ks][7s]
Chidwick: [ah][jh]
Foxen was at-risk and needed to fade hearts or a queen, and when the river landed the [js], he collected the double.
Rick Salomon Takes Over the Chip Lead
On the turn with a board of [as][qs][js][3d], David Peters bet from under the gun and Rick Salomon called on the button. There was about 70,000 in the middle heading to the [qh] river.
Peters bet 100,000 and Salomon quickly called. Salomon showed [ac][9c] and won the pot against Peters’ [ts][th]. Salomon won the pot and took over the chip lead.
Isaac Haxton Wins on the Turn
Isaac Haxton raised the button to 4,000 and both Koray Aldemir and Rainer Kempe called in the blinds.
The flop landed [2c][7h][3s] and action checked to Haxton who continued for 3,500.
Aldemir responded with a check-raise to 11,000 and Kempe flicked his cards to the muck. Haxton called, and the turn landed the [td].
Aldemir checked, Haxton bet 15,000, and Aldemir released his hand and folded.
Matthias Eibinger Doubles Through Adrian Mateos
There was about 35,000 in the pot on the river with a board of [ac][ks][9s][5s][qd] and Adrian Mateos bet 29,000 from the big blind and Matthias Eibinger was on the button and used a time extension chip before moving all in for 73,500.
Mateos took about 15 seconds before calling. Eibinger tabled [jc][tc], giving him the nut straight, and Mateos mucked his hand.
Cooler for Jake Schindler Sends Him to the Rail
(from the PokerGO Live Stream)
Dan Smith opened under the gun to 4,500 holding [as][ad] and Jake Schindler three-bet next to act to 14,000 holding [kd][kc].
Smith called, and the flop landed [7h][5c][4s]. Smith checked, Schindler bet 11,000, and Smith called as the [7s] fell on the turn.
Smith checked and Schindler bet out 28,000. Smith flatted, and when the river landed the [ah], he checked for a third time.
Schindler used one of his time banks and then went all in for 72,500. Smith called and revealed his aces-full to beat Schindler’s kings-up.
Straight for David Peters
Bill Klein raised under the gun to 5,000 before David Peters three-bet next to act to 16,000.
Action folded back to Klein, and he called before the [ad][jd][tc][8s][qs] board checked through to the river where Peters bet 14,000.
Klein called, and when he was shown the [ah][kh] of Peters, he tossed his cards to the muck.
Dollar Shave Double Up for Dan Smith
(from the PokerGO Live Stream)
Dan Smith was all in for his last 78,000 from the cutoff against Dominik Nitsche in the hijack.
Smith: [ad][kd]
Nitsche: [ts][th]
The dealer spread a [ac][kh][5h][5s][9s] board – and as the PokerGO Live Stream Commentator Ali Nejad put it – Smith scooped in the Dollar Shave Double Up.
Ali Imsirovic Looks For a Ring to Match his Poker Masters Purple Jacket
“Is it purple? It needs to match my jacket,” Ali Imsirovic joked when asked about what it would mean to him winning Super High Roller Bowl V this coming week at the PokerGO Studio.
Imsirovic burst onto the scene in 2018 with a breakout performance winning back-to-back events at the Poker Masters on his way to taking home the Purple Jacket. Now, just a few months later, the Bosnian born pro from Washington state, looks to do it even bigger as he has his eyes set on an even bigger prize.
“This is a very prestigious event and after winning the Poker Masters, all I want is to get more accolades by playing the biggest buy-ins. Winning the Super High Roller Bowl would be even bigger for me than winning Poker Masters,” Imsirovic said.
“It’s going to feel like I have a home-field advantage in the PokerGO Studio, I really believe it’s a thing. A lot of my friends have won again in the same places and I hope that continues for me as well.”
Imsirovic is coming in prepared for Super High Roller Bowl V, playing every significant high roller event in North America in the last few months, including the $250,000 event organized by partypoker in the Bahamas. In the Bahamas, Imsirovic had to digest a tough blow that has him hungry for redemption this week.
Read the full interview with Ali Imsirovic right here on Poker Central.
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