When Is Your Stack In Play?
Nível 5
: 150/300, 25 ante
The European Poker Tour's team of tournament directors is second to none and only tinkers with established rules as and when absolutely necessary. This week in Barcelona, the EPT has introduced a new rule concerning when a stack is considered to be in play at the start of the day. In what can only be described as a pretty long and boring — but nonetheless important — post, PokerStars Blog explains the new approach.
board. His opponent, Dutchman Tony Broekhof, bet 3,200 and Pfutzenreuter check raised to 11,000. Broekhof made the call in position.
and Pfutzenreuter bet out 18,150. Broekhof thought about it for a little bit, and eventually called.
in the proces.
and Soshnikov led out for 3,300. Marigliano raised him up to 8,300 and it took Soshkinov a couple of minutes to make the call. It looked like he wasn’t expecting to see the 
of Marigliano but that was the winning hand and he mucked his cards.
and teased her, “You’re such a nit.”
off suit De Meulder called on the button. The player in the big blind wanted to call by throwing in four 100 chips, but made a mistake and had three 100 and one 500 chip, which was declared a raise to 800.
and the big blind checked. De Meulder bet 3,200 and the big blind made the call. The turn brought the 
to the table and the big blind checked. De Meulder now bet 5,800 and the big blind shoved for 23,000 total.
hit the river.
