Mad Marvin’s World
Georgii Bandura opened for 2,000 and David Vamplew sitting to his left moved all-in for 18,000. The blinds folded and, with a shake of the head, so did Bandura when it got back to him. Across the table Marvin Rettenmaier grinned at the Scot and seemingly resumed a conversation they had been having.
“I can’t believe you don’t remember. The night we bet on that camel. On YouTube?”
Vamplew shook his head and asked, “Racing a man?”
“Noooo,” replied Rettenmaier looking slightly tired and emotional after a reportedly long night. It was his big blind next so the story would have to wait.
Michael Bech Lundsgaard, a PokerStars player from Denmark opened for 2,000, Ioannis Fronimakis came along on the button and Rettenmaier threw in a call and a word to Lundsgaard, “Careful.”
“I will be,” he replied.
The flop came 
. Lundsgaard bet 2,700, Fronimakis folded and Rettenmaier called. 
on the turn and now Rettenmaier led out for 4,200. Lundsgaard smiled rueful and folded. It Mad Marvin’s world, we’re just living in it.
, Oshabian bet 6,000 and Bandura came along to see the 
and it was good.
rainbow Alekberovas lead out for 4,000. The initial raiser made the call and Baumann raised it up to 12,000.
as the turn. After two checks Baumann shoved all in for her remaining 23,000. Alekberovas looked her up showing 
. Baumann needed a king but wouldn't get one on the river.
but let out an disappointed groan when he saw that Andrey Volkov had pocket aces. The 
board kept the pocket rockets in front, Volkov has around 130,000.
. Aido had called the shove and was disappointed to discover his 
was dominated.
and Demidov doubled through Aido, who was left with 30,000 after the hand.
river. Palovic showed 
