Nível 6
: 300/600, 75 ante
Not long ago Team PokerStars Pro Maxim Lykov was sitting on a healthy stack. We're not sure what happened, but on our most recent pass he was down to just under 5,000!
He got those chips all in against Dan Shak, who has his iPad in hand and usual pack of Tic Tacs on the table.
Shak: 
Lykov: 
Lykov was in need of some help, and he found some when the 
flop paired his nine. The 
turn inspired Shak to let out a little laugh, and he watched with disinterest as the 
completed the board on the river. It was a small hit to Shak's stack and a small double for the Russian.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
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35,000
5,000
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5,000 |
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10,000
5,000
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5,000 |
|
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into the muck and Batorevich added some valuable chips to her stack but is still left short.
and Martin Kabrhel gave it a long hard look. He splashed in just over 25,000, a bet which had his opponent, Igor Yaroshevskyy, covered. Yaroshevskyy made the call only to see the nut flush 
of Kabrhel. GG and he hit the rail.
. He checked it and Little bet 2,500. A call from Goldbaum and off to the river which fell 
was the best hand. The action went straight into the notebook of Little who was straight back in the saddle the next hand opening for 1,000. The only caller was to his left, Akin Tuna, as the blinds folded. 
was the flop and a c-bet of 1,300 won him the pot but wasn’t good enough to be jotted down.
, Selbst bet 3,800, Lykov called, and the 
appeared on the turn. Selbst bet again, this time 8,300, but she couldn't shake Lykov as the Russian put in the chips to make the call. The 
river didn't see Selbst slow down, but she probably wish she did as Lykov wasted little time in calling her 17,700 bet. Selbst tabled the 
and again Rossiter bet, now 12,000. Haxton just had one question, “Twenty five behind?” He queried and he was right. Haxton bet enough to cover Rossiter who mucked his cards.
