Martin Kabrhel Takes a Bite From His Banana
Martin Kabrhel opened to 45,000 from mid position and got a call from Samantha Cohen from the big blind. Kabrhel asked if Cohen wanted to check in the dark, which she passed and then offered her to buy his banana even though he stated he was very hungry.
Kabrhel didn't seem serious about giving away his prized banana as it was mentioned throughout the hand. In between talking about his banana, Kabrhel mentioned to Cohen he was strong on the 
flop. Cohen checked before Kabrhel bet 55,000.
Kabrhel then went on to say, I will always keep it small against you, and you remember I even folded ace-king to you earlier. Cohen asked, "What if I want to make it big?" Kabrhel shrugged and stated, "We will have to see then."
Cohen once again checked when the 
hit the turn before Kabrhel fired out another bet of less than 100,000. Cohen didn't take too long to fold, and Kabrhel shared to Cohen she was most likely drawing dead. He asked Cohen if she had jack-eight, and she replied something like that.
Kabrhel then said, "I finally get to take a bite of my banana," before taking a bit, "It is so good, but because I am hungry." He went on to share that he would take a bite of his banana every time he won a pot, but then laughed and said that might not work out to well for me. Cohen replied that she did something similar yesterday with something she was snacking on while playing.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
720,000 | 290,000 |
|
525,000 | -375,000 |
flop despite that it opened up a handful of outs to a straight for Afanasyev on the turn and river. The 
on the turn kept Papacek ahead, however, the 
completed the board on the river giving Afanasyev a straight and sending Papacek out of the tournament in 39th place.
. Munoz had 
and needed another queen but was left wanting after 
hit the felt.
turn. However, the 
flop. Stoyan Obreshkov made it 121,000 to go on the button, and Cerkvenik shoved to put him at risk for 319,000. Obreshkov called immediately.
