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Nível 8
: 400/800, 100 ante
We happened upon the action with 35,000 or so already in the pot and a board reading 
. From what we could piece together, Ole Schemion had bet 9,800 or so on the turn, got one caller, and drove out another player.
When the river hit, Schemion waited a few moments before moving all in. His opponent, who had 37,700 behind, snap-called off.
"Five," Schemion admitted sheepishly and reluctantly showed the 
. It was no good, of course, as his opponent doubled with the 
for a flopped set.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
82,000
-60,000
|
-60,000 |
|
||
and 
finished the board.
and Seamus Cahill threw out a bet of 17,000. His opponent had a little over 40,000 left and he turned away from the table in disgust pressing his forehead into his palm.
. It didn’t quite seem to register so the dealer helped Cahill’s opponent out, “Straight.”
and Blanchandin fired out a river bet of 1,900. Campanello called and the dealer produced the 
on the turn. Blanchandin kept up his aggression on fourth street, firing out a bet of 3,300. Campanello stayed the course.
for a pair of sevens and took down the pot. Campanello's stack now sits around 66,000 while Blanchandin is down to about 160,000.
. Farber ended up calling a bet of 6,500 from his opponent before both players returned to checking on the 
river.
for the win.
peaked through the window of the flop. It was followed by the 
, however, giving McManus a set, and the third and final card on the flop was the 
on the turn left him drawing dead.
