Pierre Neuville came in with a raise from the hijack and Jens Lakemeier called on the button. The flop prompted a 70,000 bet from the Belgian and Lakemeier called.
On the turn, Neuville bet 130,000, Lakemeier raised to 465,000, Neuville went all in for 1,505,000 and Lakemeier snap-called.
Pierre Neuville:
Jens Lakemeier:
The flush-over-flush situation left the 2015 November Niner drawing dead, rendering the on the river moot. Neuville made his way to the exit while Lakemeier jumped over 4 million.
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flop prompted a 70,000 bet from the Belgian and Lakemeier called.
turn, Neuville bet 130,000, Lakemeier raised to 465,000, Neuville went all in for 1,505,000 and Lakemeier snap-called.
on the river moot. Neuville made his way to the exit while Lakemeier jumped over 4 million.
