Bartlett Calls Lodden's Bluff
Nível 2
: 100/200, 0 ante
Steve Bartlett watched as the action folded around to him on the button, before opening to 400. He was called by the player in small blind, as well as Johnny Lodden on the big blind, before the three players saw the flop come 
. With the blinds checking their options, Bartlett threw out a continuation bet of 700, and was called twice. The 
fell on the turn, as everyone slowed down, checking their options, before the 
came on the river, completing the board.
The small blind checked, before Lodden bet out 1,500, which was only called by Bartlett. Lodden tabled his 
for a bluff, as Bartlett turned over his 
for a pair, winning the hand.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
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54,450 | |
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52,550 | |
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. "I was just trying to make a play, nice hand..."
flop, risking his last 18,225, and his opponent snapped off the bluff with 
for bottom two pair.
arrived instead, and when the 
fell on the river Rausch's opponent exhaled in relief.
, Maxim Lykov bet 1,200 into an opponent who checked to him, and the player flatted to take the turn.
arrived on fourth street, the player led out for his own 1,200 wager, and it was Lykov's turn to smooth call.
completed the board on the river, and Lykov's opponent bet 2,200, which was enough to force a fold from the Russian pro. This proved to be a wise decision, as the winner turned his 
face up to show the table he had flopped a set. Despite this small setback, Lykov still sits in a comfortable chip position midway through Day 1b of the Main Event.
, before Weisner threw out a continuation bet of 1,075, which was only called by the player on the button. The 
, as the action checked around to the player in the cut-off, who made it 1,125 to go. Only Jarvis made the call, as both players watched the 
completed the board, and Jarvis took his time once more, before betting out 8,650. His opponent eventually made the call, and mucked his hand, as soon as Jarvis tabled his 