Gnatenko Questions Kamutzki's Track Record
"Look," Oleksandr Gnatenko just said as he called your reporter on the scene over, "This guy shows me his HendonMob and says he has good results."
Gnatenko, who was part of Team Ukraine during the Global Poker Masters, is known for his fun antics and he gave Heinz Kamutzki a fun rubdown about his live tournament results while scrolling the page on his iPad.
"That was your best result?" Gnatenko asked Kamutzki when pointing at his 23rd place finish in the EPT 10 Monte Carlo Main Event for €42,850.
Kamutzki laughed and showed that his 2014 was actually his best year on the international poker scene.
For now Gnatenko however has some work to do, as Kamutzki has more than $1,000,000 in live tournament results versus the Ukrainian's $530,000. Interestingly enough however, Gnatenko has the biggest result of the two, a victory in a Deep Stack Extravaganza tournament in Las Vegas for $95,879 back in 2011.
As this tournament goes on we will keep an eye on the German and the Ukrainian to see who will get the best of the other.
board and the Dutchman bet 5,600 and then opened his hand when he thought Ramik had called. He's actually put out 8,500 which was more than 50% of Wetemans' bet so was forced to raise to 11,200. Wetemans had already committed to a call so had to pay the extra.
for that very hand.
. His opponent in the big blind had already checked, and Gieles had the option to check behind or bet. There was already quite some chips in the pot and Gieles contemplated what to do.
for the wheel.
and Celestino checked. Van den Bijgaart bet 2,400 and both his opponents folded.
on the table.
for a set, and Duval admitted to folding 
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I would've called," he finally added before shaking his head and moving on to the next hand.
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turn, the action was checked to Sergio Aido and he bet 1,000. Nikolay Tsanev called and then Fraser MacIntyre raised to 5,000. The Spaniard got out of the way but Tsanev called to see the 
when Global Poker Masters winner Andrea Dato bet 2,500 on the river. The player on his left made the call and Angel Guillen made the call from the button after quite some time as well.
and that was no good against the 
. The Swede made a continuation bet of 750 and received a call from the player in the hijack before the opponent in one seat over raised to 2,100. Both Wigg and the third player in the hand called and they saw the 
turn without any betting action.
flop when David 'Bakes' Baker check-called a bet of 800 from Kitty Kuo. The turn was the 
