Nick Schulman Wins the Preflop War
Action folded to Nick Schulman, and he raised it to 7,000 from the button.
Jason Koon folded his small blind, but Dennis Blieden re-raised it to 51,000 from his big blind.
Schulman then announced “All in.”
Blieden asked for a count, and once the dealer confirmed the amount of 202,500, Blieden then used one of his time extensions before folding his hand.
Player | Chips | Change |
---|---|---|
Nick Schulman | 260,500 |
-29,500 ![]() |
Dennis Blieden | 230,000 |
-75,000 ![]() |
Set on Turn Gives Alex Foxen Huge Pot Against Cary Katz
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We caught the action on the flop with the community cards showing [JhKd7s]. Alex Foxen bet 15,000 and then called when Cary Katz raised to 49,500.
The turn was the [Ah] which turned out to be a sick card. Foxen checked and Katz followed suit. The river was the [6d]. Foxen bet 118,500. Katz, sensing he was in trouble, used a time extension chip and said, “that’s a sick card,” pointing to the ace. He eventually made the call and found out the bad news. He was correct that ace was a “sick card.”
Foxen showed [AdAs]. He got there on the turn to crack top two pair. Katz held [KxJx].
Player | Chips | Change |
---|---|---|
Alex Foxen | 450,000 |
165,000 ![]() |
Cary Katz | 36,000 |
-184,000 ![]() |
Sean Winter Check-Raises Rainer Kempe
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Rainer Kempe raised to 7,000 in the cutoff and both Sean Winter and Cary Katz called from the blinds.
The flop landed [5s4c7h] and both Winter and Katz checked to Kempe who continued for 16,000.
Winter check-raised to 38,000 and after Katz folded, Kempe mucked.
Player | Chips | Change |
---|---|---|
Rainer Kempe | 388,000 |
34,000 ![]() |
Sean Winter | 280,000 |
26,000 ![]() |
Cary Katz | 220,000 |
21,000 ![]() |
David Peters vs. Sean Winter
Sean Winter raised pre-flop to 6,500 and then David Peters three-bet to 21,500. Winter made the call. The flop was [6d9sQc]. Peters continued his aggression, betting 17,000 which was too much for Winter to continue in the hand.
Player | Chips | Change |
---|---|---|
Sean Winter | 254,000 |
-21,000 ![]() |
David Peters | 252,000 |
32,000 ![]() |
Isaac Haxton Continues Downward Trend
Action folded around to Isaac Haxton who limped in the small blind. Nick Petrangelo, the big blind, bumped it up to 10,000 and was called. The flop came out [TcAs5s]. Haxton checked, Petrangelo bet 6,000, and Haxton folded.
Player | Chips | Change |
---|---|---|
Nick Petrangelo | 217,000 |
-93,000 ![]() |
Isaac Haxton | 73,000 |
-28,000 ![]() |
David Peters Quickly Adds a Few Chips to His Stack
Action folded to David Peters on the button and he raised to 7,500.
Rainer Kempe came along from the small blind, but Jake Schindler chose to fold his big blind.
After Kempe checked the [Jc4s5h] flop, Peters put out a bet of 15,000, Kempe folded and the dealer shipped the pot to Peters.
Player | Chips | Change |
---|---|---|
Rainer Kempe | 354,000 |
9,000 ![]() |
David Peters | 220,000 |
-10,000 ![]() |
Sean Winter Bets the River on Jake Schindler
Jake Schindler raised to 7,000 from the cutoff and Sean Winter called on the button.
The [Ks9dTsTc3c] board checked through to the river where Winter bet out 8,500 and Schindler check-folded.
Player | Chips | Change |
---|---|---|
Rainer Kempe | 355,000 |
10,000 ![]() |
Alex Foxen | 285,000 |
22,000 ![]() |
Sean Winter | 275,000 |
15,500 ![]() |
David Peters | 215,000 |
-15,000 ![]() |
Cary Katz | 199,000 |
-36,000 ![]() |
Jake Schindler | 77,500 |
-27,000 ![]() |
Dennis Blieden Ready to Play Tight
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Jason Koon opened to 7,000 in middle position and Dennis Blieden three-bet to 16,000 next to act in the cutoff.
From the small blind, Chris Hunichen cold four-bet to 42,000, and after Koon folded, Blieden thought for a little and then folded.
“Back to being tight I guess,” announced Blieden after the hand.
Player | Chips | Change |
---|---|---|
Chris Hunichen | 475,000 |
53,500 ![]() |
Dennis Blieden | 305,000 |
15,000 ![]() |
Nick Schulman | 290,000 | - |
Martin Zamani | 190,000 |
-5,000 ![]() |
Jason Koon | 142,000 |
-38,500 ![]() |
Ali Imsirovic | 99,000 |
-23,500 ![]() |
Sean Winter Shoves on Alex Foxen
Sean Winter raised on the button to 8,000 and Alex Foxen, who was in the big blind, was the only caller. The flop came out [TdThKs] and Foxen led under-the-gun for 20,000. Winter made the call.
The turn was the [Qh]. Foxen bet 39,000 this time and was called. The river was the [7c] and Foxen checked. Winter shoved all-in and his opponent folded.
Player | Chips | Change |
---|---|---|
Alex Foxen | 263,000 |
-67,000 ![]() |
Sean Winter | 259,500 |
74,500 ![]() |
Martin Zamani Representing Strength Preflop
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Action folded around to Martin Zamani, who raised to 4,500 from the cutoff.
Nick Schulman then three-bet to 13,000 from the button, which got folds from both blinds.
Zamani then pulled back his initial raise and replaced it with a bet of 40,000, which was enough for Schulman to fold.
Player | Chips | Change |
---|---|---|
Nick Schulman | 290,000 |
-17,000 ![]() |
Martin Zamani | 195,000 |
11,500 ![]() |
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