Bansal Gets Creative, Guo Profits
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APT Main Event Champion Dong Guo opened the action with a raise from under the gun, neighbor Adrian Attenborough made the call, as did a player in the hijack before India’s Raghav Bansal squeezed to 6,500 from the button.
Guo tanked for what felt like an eternity, though was probably only a few minutes, before sliding in the call and Attenborough also came along for the ride. After the player in the hijack bowed out, they went three-way to an 
flop.
Guo and Attenborough checked it over to Bansal, who again fired for 6,500. Guo took his time once more before choosing to check-raise to 13,000.
Attenborough quickly mucked and while Bansal took slightly longer about it. He did too and Guo won a decent pot without showdown to pad out his already ample stack.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
90,000 | 1,800 |
|
21,400 | -14,000 |
and Radzivonau checked. Argyros bet 7,000 and Radzivonau pushed forward all of his remaining chips, totaling about 35,000. Argyros thought for a moment and tossed his cards in the muck.
board, Peters put his stack of yellow 5,000 chips over the line, enough to cover his opponent and roughly two times the size of the pot.
for two pair. His opponent mucked and quickly left the tournament floor.
flop. The 
turn had one pip to many to aid Uit De Haag and the 
was of no help whatsoever and he headed for the rail while Sarmiento scooped the pot.
was laid out on the table in front of him and an opponent's 
. The board read 
and the pot was being awarded to O'Dwyer's opponent.
