Vogelsang Doesn't Believe Any Of It
Not too long ago we saw Lo Shing Fung limp-raise under the gun from 10,000 to 60,000. Olivier Busquet tried to isolate the limper, but folded after he saw the big raise.
We also saw a pot recently where Shing Fung had middle-set and check-called his way to a bigger stack. Christoph Vogelsang, the online super star, tried to bluff him with a missed flush draw, but didn't succeed.
Vogelsang did better in a pot just now. Again Shing Fung limped under the gun, but this time he just called instead of limp-reraise, after Vogelsang's 10,500 isolation raise.
Both players checked the 
-flop. The turn came the 
and Shing Fung bet out 13,000. Vogelsang made the call and the river came the 
.
Shing Fung played with his 25,000 chips, but eventually tapped the table to indicate the check. Vogelsang bet a mere 15,000 and without much hesitation, Shing Fung raised it up to 90,000 by tossing in three 25,000 chips and three 5,000 chips.
The decision was back on Vogelsang who thought some time before calling. Shing Fung tabled 
for a rivered pair. Vogelsang had missed the flop as well, but had hit a better pair on the turn with his 
.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
310,000
70,000
|
70,000 |
|
190,000
-60,000
|
-60,000 |
for the flopped flush. Dan Smith had a slightly better flush though with 
, and took it down.
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. Richard Yong, who if you recall tried bluffing on his very first hand, managed to get his stack in against Vladimir Troyanovskiy, who got off to a hot start today but seems to be stuck in reverse.
, Philipp Gruissem bet 35,000 from the under-the-gun position and Mike "Timex" McDonald, who finished runner-up at this year's PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, called him from the cutoff.
completed the board on the river, Gruissem bet 77,000 and McDonald called. The man known as "Philbort" had obviously been caught trying to steal, and he promptly mucked his cards. That allowed McDonald to win the hand without having to expose his cards.
and Haxton thought for just over a minute before betting big, 110,000.
against 
