MacPhee Makes Big Fold
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When we arrived on the scene the board showed 
and Kevin MacPhee was deep into the tank. The former EPT Berlin winner was faced with a 23,250-chip shove from Valentino Konakchiev in the small blind and MacPhee was contemplating a call from the button.
MacPhee had Konakchiev covered by just a few thousand chips and calling here would make a huge difference for day. Eventually MacPhee called us over and gave us a peek at his cards before throwing them into the muck. We won't disclose MacPhee's holding but it's safe to say that it was not an easy decision.
After the hand was completed MacPhee explained to us that this hand went five-way to the flop on which Stefan Huber bet 1,600. MacPhee called and this is when the unknown player in the small blind check-raised to 4,625. Huber and the other players folded and MacPhee called. On the turn the small blind bet 8,500 and MacPhee called again.
Like we mentioned before, Konakchiev moved all in on the river and MacPhee ended up folding. The long-time professional starts out today with a little dent in his stack but it could've gone a lot better or worse had he made the call.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
26,000 |
, both players checked, and the turn was the 
. Beainy checked again, Negreanu fired out 650, and Beainy check-raised to 1,650. Negreanu quickly called.
completed the board, and Beainy tabled 
for two pair.
.
and Simpson called with the 
and Bull’s flush gave him the double.
turn paired both players, Simpson’s kicker had him out in front. The 
completed the board, and Blain slowed down, checking once more. Reijmer took the opportunity to bet, firing out 10,300 - an overbet - and Blain went deep into the tank. After nearly a minute, he pushed his cards into the muck, and the dealer shipped the pot Reijmer's way.
, Volpe had check-raised all in for 17,100 and Nemeth thought long and hard before making the call. Volpe rolled over the 
for a straight, and a frustrated Nemeth sent his cards to the muck unseen.
came on the river and the small blind checked to Vamplew once more, though this time the young Scot checked back. It was just as well, his opponent turned over 