Riess Beats Morgenstern
Niveau 3
: 300/600, 0 ante
Ryan Riess was seen talking to Alex Foxen, so we asked him if he had won or lost his match against Anton Morgenstern.
With a sinister smile, Riess told us he had gotten it in with 
against 
on . Riess was behind, though we're not sure how much Morgenstern had left at that point.
Morgenstern was the favorite to double up, but the 
on the turn in combination with the 
on the river made for a different ending to the hand. Riess backdoored into a straight, Morgenstern said his goodbyes.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
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100,000
50,000
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50,000 |
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Eliminé | |
and Sinclair bet 1,600. Tollerene called.
on the turn so the 
on the river was seen for free. Sinclair bet 2,600 and Tollerene called.
and Tollerene mucked.
Peters checked, Bonomo bet 1,100. Peters raised to 3,600. Bonomo three-bet to 8,500. Peters considered his options and then called.
on the turn to the 
on the river. Peters contemplated for a while and then shoved all in. Bonomo stared at Peters, checked his cards twice more, and then decided to make the call. Peters tabled 
for the rivered trip fives which was enough to win the hand as Bonomo showed 
for an overpair. The dealer and Peters counted out his stack which was 19,900 and left Bonomo with 30,000.
rainbow with one heart. Soverel bet 6,500 and Duhamel called.
on the turn and the 
against Jason McConnon on the button holding 
, no help to Neff, securing the victory for McConnon.
and Sinclair checked. The flop came 
and Sinclair check-called a bet of 800. Both players then checked the 
completed the board.
for the missed open-ended while Tollerene took it down with the rivered wheel.
on the river only improved Smith's straight and he doubled up for the 26,600 he had in front of him.
