Levrini Holds Back, Wrang Checks Back
The board read 
when Jannick Wrang bet 3,100 after Garrett Michael Levrini had checked the action to him. Levrini tanked for a quite a bit before making it 10,600 and that put Wrang in the tank.
After a while Wrang put in the call creating a huge pot on the river, which was the 
.
Levrini went into the tank for a very long time, which ultimately lead to Wrang asking if it was his turn.
It was still Levrini's turn, and finally he decided to check the action. Wrang looked back down at his cards and after about 30 seconds he checked behind.
"Pair," Levrini said, before tabling 
.
Wrang showed 
and with his pair of aces he took down the pot.
"You fold when he moves all in, right?" Anatoly Filatov asked.
"I think I have to," Wrang admitted. Wrang didn't have to make a big decision on the river and he now sits on a big stack in the third level of play.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
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74,000
23,000
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23,000 |
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26,000 | |
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board, Mat Frankland had checked and Vincent Bury made a bet of 3,500. Bury thought and then made the call to see the 
on the river.
, before adding "nice river" when Bury showed 
for a rivered top set.
and Zahid continued out for 4,800. Nicolau thought for approximately 90 seconds before announcing a raise to 11,600. Zahid instantly flicked his cards to the muck and Nicolau was awarded a sizable pot. His stack now sits at 49,000 while Zahid's has dropped to about 23,000.
when we picked up the action as a player had bet 6,300 into a pot worth 19,100. Larrabe wasted no time and moved all in to put his opponent at risk. After a while his opponent folded and Larrabe boosted his stack up to around 38,000 chips.
and was in need of help against Saffari's 
.
board against another player who made the call to see the 
flop. It was checked to Farrell who bet 1,200 and Ahmad Rehaime was the only caller. The 
turn and 
and the small blind and initial raiser checked to Van Hoof who bet 4,000. The button and small blind, Taberham, called and on the turn a 
popped up.
popped up and Van Hoof ended up all in for his final chips and up against Taberham's 
