Florian Langmann raised pot to about 150,000 after a wager from Joe Lu on a flop. Lu threw his hands up before pushing forward all of his chips, and Langmann called.
Lu:
Langmann:
Langmann was playing two pairs with a third for a better full house draw, and Lu had nut flush draw with a nut straight draw. The turn left Lu dead, and he pointed at his opponent in submission.
Joe Lu raised to 27,000 on the button and was called by Florian Langmann. Langmann check-called 40,000 on the , and both players checked the turn. Langmann fired 110,000 on the river, and Lu gave it up.
Florian Langmann made it 27,000 to go from under the gun, and Shiva Dudani repotted to 99,000 in the cutoff. Langmann put him all in, and Dudani called off his last 13,000.
Dudani:
Langmann:
Langmann flopped trips on the flop, but it gave Dudani a boat. The turn improved him to jacks full, and a river was a brick.
From the big blind, Volpe bet 77,000 on a flop, and Florian Langmann potted to put him all in for about 50,000 more. Volpe called after Jonathan Depa folded.
Langmann:
Volpe:
Volpe was in rough shape as he was behind for both halves, with Langman having the nut low draw and the nut flush draw, and nobody having a pair. The turn gave Volpe a straight draw, but only half of it was any good, and the wasn't the card he needed, since it gave Langmann a higher straight.
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flop. Lu threw his hands up before pushing forward all of his chips, and Langmann called.
turn left Lu dead, and he pointed at his opponent in submission.
, and both players checked the 
turn. Langmann fired 110,000 on the 
river, and Lu gave it up.
turn gave Volpe a straight draw, but only half of it was any good, and the 
wasn't the card he needed, since it gave Langmann a higher straight.
