Austrian Thomas Muehloecker raised under the gun to 4,200 and Sam Greenwood made the call in position. Vladimir Troyanovskiy three-bet from the big blind to 15,500 and only Muehloecker made the call.
The flop came down and Troyanovskiy bet 15,500, which was called by Muehloecker.
On the turn the hit and both players checked. The river brought the , putting a straight out on the board, and again the action was checked.
Troyanovskiy showed , as Muehloecker tabled , and the pot was chopped up.
Byron Kaverman checked from the big blind on a flop reading and Daniel Dvoress took up the role of aggressor by betting 10,000. Kaverman eventually called and then checked the turn, which Dvoress checked behind on. Both players taped the table and checked the river, with Dvoress mucking when shown the of Kaverman.
Andrei Streltsou raised to 3,600 from early position, a bet that was three-bet to 9,000 by Luuk Gieles on the button. Next to act, in the small blind, was Byron Kaverman who four-bet to 22,500. Streltsou ducked out of the way, but Gieles called, verbally announcing it before putting in his chips.
The paired flop was greeted by a 15,000 continuation bet from Kaverman and an almost instantaneous fold from Gieles.
Mikhail Rudoy opened for 4,000 from the hijack and Ole Schemion called from the button. Both blinds folded and it was heads-up action to the flop, which both players checked. When the appeared on the turn, Rudoy bet 5,500, Schemion called, and the paired the board on the river.
Rudoy bet again, this time 8,500, and it did the trick as Schemion wasted little time in releasing his hand.
In the very next hand, Schemion raised to 4,000 from the cutoff and Jeff Rossiter called from the button. The small blind did the same, and then Timothy Adams three-bet to 22,000 from the big. The squeeze worked as one by one his opponents released their cards.
Italy's Dario Sammartino raised from early position and then called when Chistoph Vogelsang reraised from the cutoff seat. Sammartino then check-called an 11,000 bet on the flop. That was the last of the betting as the heads-up duo checked the turn and the river
Sammartino:
Vogelsang:
Vogelsang's king-kicker played and the pot was his to take.
Byron Kaverman's been having a stellar year, and he's off to a good start here in Prague as well.
With a board showing we caught Kaverman betting 7,800 and Fedor Holz made the call after some deliberation. Kaverman showed for trips and he took down the pot.
David Peters opened for 4,300 from the hijack and saw Jean-Noel Thorel (cutoff) and Oleh Okhotski (button) both make the call. Mike Watson in the small blind squeezed to 18,000 and Thorel was the only one calling.
The flop came and Watson calmly checked the table. Thorel bet 25,200 and Watson slid 185,000 forward to put Thorel all in. The Frenchman gave it some thoughts before announcing all in while moving all of his chips forward. It was an all in call in the end as the dealer counted out he "only" had 85,500.
Mike Watson:
Jean-Noel Thorel:
The on the turn sealed the deal for Thorel and the on the river was there just for good measures. Double up for Thorel!
Thomas Muehloecker opened for 4,000 under the gun and picked up calls from Juha Helppi and Vladimir Troyanovskiy in the cutoff and big blind respectively. All three players checked the flop, as well as the turn, and then Muehlocker bet 7,000 on the river after Troyanovskiy had checked. It worked as both Helppi and Troyanovskiy released.
and Troyanovskiy bet 15,500, which was called by Muehloecker. 
hit and both players checked. The river brought the 
, putting a straight out on the board, and again the action was checked.
, as Muehloecker tabled 
, and the pot was chopped up.
and Daniel Dvoress took up the role of aggressor by betting 10,000. Kaverman eventually called and then checked the 
of Kaverman.
flop was greeted by a 15,000 continuation bet from Kaverman and an almost instantaneous fold from Gieles.![[user153638]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
flop, which both players checked. When the 
appeared on the turn, Rudoy bet 5,500, Schemion called, and the 
paired the board on the river. 
flop. That was the last of the betting as the heads-up duo checked the 
turn and the 
for trips and he took down the pot.
on the turn sealed the deal for Thorel and the 
on the river was there just for good measures. Double up for Thorel!
