Reichenstein Spikes the Turn to Double
Nível 7
: 500/1,000, 1,000 ante
Uri Reichenstein, who finished in fourth place in this event a year ago, was facing a 20,000 raise on a flop of 
.
Reichenstein went into the tank for several minutes, uncapping his cards and taking one last look at them before shoving all in for his last 44,000. His opponent nearly beat him into the pot and showed 
for flopped trips.
Reichenstein had 
and was in danger of seeing his tournament come to an end before the 
fell on the turn, improving him to a full house. The river came the harmless 
and Reichenstein doubled up.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
90,000 |
. Kornuth, in the big blind, bet 12,000 and Keating called.
and Kornuth piled in the rest of his 37,700. Keating didn't take too long before giving up his hand.
and then called after D'Ambrosio tossed out 700, saying it was "just a little feeler". Though technically an illegal bet, no one at the table alerted the dealer to this fact and play continued to the turn. 
river and Zolotow turned over 
flop kept the at risk player ahead, although Smiljkovic did pick up counterfeit outs. That proved to be important as the 
turn double paired the board and pushed Smiljkovic into the lead. He could not hold, however, as the 
river put a full house on the board, chopping up the pot between the two players. It may be the case that a chop pot is preferable to a lost one but judging by Smiljkovic's demeanour, it is certainly not an ideal outcome.
for a pair of fives and a flush draw.
for top pair and dodged Simao's outs on the 
river, sending him to the rail while rocketing past 200,000.
flop, hitting a pair of kings, and stayed ahead as the board ran out 
to triple up, while Salari doubled through Rast.
. Kornuth checked again and Salari bed out 10,000.
