Lykov and Shcherbak With Big Stacks

Oleksandr Shcherbak sent Adolf Kern to the rail and was involved in many small pots after. His raise tio 1,300 from the cutoff was called by Erik Cajelais in the big blind called. On the flop, Cajelais checked and called a bet of 1,000 before the was checked through. Cajelais bet the river for 2,200 and Shcherbak called to muck once the French-Canadian showed .

In the last hand of the level, Maxim Lykov raised to 1,300 and the button called. A short stack shoved for 15,700 in the small blind and Lykov's isolation to 41,300 forced a fold from the button.

Small blind:
Maxim Lykov:

Nothing changed with the flop and Lykov stood up from his chair on the turn to see the fall on the river, giving the Russian the better two pair. "I don't know why I always do it," Lykov said when asked why he stood up.