Ole Schemion was standing on the rail, busy with his phone. We didn't dare ask him for the details of his bust out hand, so we checked with PokerStars Team Pro Online member Isaac Haxton, who was seated at Schemion's table.
Schemion had opened from the cutoff seat, and both George Danzer (small blind) and Scott Seiver (big blind) called. The flop came 
, and action checked to Schemion, who made a continuation bet. Both Danzer and Seiver called.
An off-suit 
appeared on the turn, and Danzer bet out. Seiver and Schemion called. After a 
on the river paired the board and Danzer bet out a second time. Seiver folded. Schemion had bigger plans, though, and the current No. 2 on the Global Poker Index shoved all in.
Danzer made the call with jacks for a full house, jacks over threes. Schemion showed 
for a lower full house and headed to the registration desk to fire another €100,000 bullet.
| Jugador | Fichas | Progreso |
|---|---|---|
|
550,000
225,000
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225,000 |
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Eliminado | |
flop, Carlos Chadha bet 15,300. Steve O'Dwyer made the call, and then Phil Ivey slid out a tower of chips for a big raise. Chadha tanked, got a count on Ivey's raise, which was 140,300, and then he reraised all in. O'Dwyer folded, and Ivey quickly called the extra bit of chips.
for an overpair, and he was ahead of Ivey's 
, but Ivey did have an open-ended straight draw in addition to his pair.
, and the river was the 
. Both missed Ivey, and he was forced to pay off Chadha, who was all in for 183,300 total on the flop.
turn. Tsoukernik called this bet as well. The 
fell on the river, and Tsoukernik bet out 33,000. O'Dwyer went into the tank.
for a semi-bluff.
paired the board on the river, Kaverman and Kabrhel both checked to the showdown. Kaverman showed the 
for trip tens, and Kabrhel mucked his hand.
turn. The 
on the river completed the board, and for a third time, Chidwick checked. Holz, sitting quite motionless for the entire hand, moved his head to see the river, and stared at it for a bit before checking behind. 
, and Holz quietly mucked.
turn, and Seiver called.
