Nivel 14
: 1,500/3,000, 500 ante
With approximately 95,000 in the pot, Roman Valerstein was facing a bet of 36,000 on a board of 
. He raised it up to 100,000 causing his opponent to lean back instantly in his chair, his hands over his head.
He leaned forward, staring at Valerstein, while shuffling a stack of chips clumsily in his right hand. He muttered something under his breath to his neighbor and went back to staring at his foe. Valerstein sat there, quiet, looking straight ahead. After nearly five minutes in the tank, Valerstein's opponent folded and showed 
.
"What'd you have?" he asked Valerstein.
"I can't tell you," was the response. "Maybe at the end of the night." Valerstein was up to 740,000 after taking down that pot.
| Jugador | Fichas | Progreso |
|---|---|---|
|
740,000
105,000
|
105,000 |
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, and the turn was a repeat seven - the 
.
completed the board. Greer check-called a bet of 18,500 on the river (
, however, and he was awarded the pot.
and about 65,000 in the centre. Brian Roberts slid out a stack of orange chips amounting to 70,000, enought to put Barausova all in.
and Barausova flipped up 
for a flopped full house and scored the double up.
. The bet this time was 17,000 and Ivey looked at his opponent, who was studiously avoiding his gaze, and after some thought tossed out the call.
and this time it was checked to Ivey. No moves though as he checked behind and when he got shown 
Ivey rapped the table once and tossed his cards to the dealer.
, racing with an opponent's 
, giving Liu a set of eights to double up.
and Hennigan hit the rail.
