Nível 3
: 150/300, 0 ante
Mathew Frankland doesn’t appear to be having the best start to the Main Event. His chip stack has mostly taken a downward trajectory without seeming to be involved in many hands. He did play one recently, though, that saw all of his chips in the middle.
Frankland called a 700 raise and one other player came along in late position. The flop was 
and it was checked to the late position caller who bet 2,000. Frankland and the other player called to see the turn card fall the 
. It was checked again and the player in late position bet 5,000. It folded to Frankland who moved all in for not much more and was shrug-called.
Frankland had 
and he split the pot against his opponents 
. A few paltry chips went to Frankland's stack.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
13,200
-1,800
|
-1,800 |
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and with 3,600 chips in the pot, Weinman had, presumably, checked to Black. Black had 3,000 out in front of him and Weinman tanked for a long time before he called.
for flopped set and Weinman mucked immediately.
on the felt and there were three checks over to Jaka. He fired at the pot for 700 and the small blind quickly tossed out a call. The big blind and the original limper folded, leaving Jaka and the small blind heads up to the turn.
and action once again checked to Jaka. He checked it back and the 
hit the river. Two more checks allowed Jaka to roll over a winning 
for a pair of tens. He took down the pot and now has about 18,000 in chips.
, and all for players checked. The turn was the 
, the player in the big blind fired out 2,000, and only Lacay called.
completed the board, the player bet another 4,000, and Lacay called. The player showed 
for a flush.