Luske Solves the Problem
Niveau 2
: 50/100, 0 ante
Picking up the action on the 
turn, Mike Matusow was leading out, firing 600 into 950 out of the big blind. Two seats further, Marcel Luske potted it.
"How much do you have there?" Matusow asked. Luske looked at his chips and sorted them by denomination.
"Actually, I have a problem here. I'm running out of chips," Luske analysed his stack. He had 5,200 total.
Matusow eventually threw in his full stack, covering Luske what look had left. Luske called right away, turning up 
.
Matusow didn't even expose his hand as he was apparently drawing dead. The 
river sealed the deal for Luske, and Matusow's hand went face down into the muck.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
11,350
5,850
|
5,850 |
lying in the middle of the table. Bruno Fitoussi fired a big bet of 2,500 and Adams called. Fitoussi rolled over 
for quads to claim the pot and knock Adams down to 1,225.
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and Kyle Bowker bet 500 from the small blind. All three of his opponents called.
hit the river and Bowker bet 3,000. Both of his opponents folded and he took the pot.
for a nut flush and nut low. Bach's opponent ended up quartered as he showed 
for the nut low, but his straight was no match to Bach's high hand. 
and after Greenstein checked, Boatman bet the max and Greenstein called to see the 
turn hit the felt. Both players checked, and they skipped betting on the 
river as well. 
, but Greenstein had a better kicker to his own ace, beating Boatman with 
turn, small blind Joseph Ebanks led out 300. Brian Hastings, sitting under the gun, countered with a raise to 900. All of his remaining opponents laid their hands down and Ebanks followed suit, leaving the pot to Hastings.
