Foxen Doubles Up
Niveau 28
: 50,000/100,000, 100,000 ante
"How much do you have?", Alex Foxen asked Michael Scarborough.
Before he answered, Foxen thanked him before pushing all in for 1,490,000.
Scarborough took minutes before responding, but did call Foxen's all in.
Alex Foxen: 
Michael Scarborough: 
The flop was exactly what Foxen wanted 
.
It only got better from there as he turned the 
for a full house, and scored the full double up, with a meaningless 
on the river to make it official.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
3,010,000 | 1,585,000 |
|
205,000 | -1,420,000 |
for Miscikowski to turn the pair of fours to bust Zaki in fifteenth place for $22,722.
, Miscikowski check-raised the 110,000 bet of Lijo to 275,000 and was called.
and Miscikowski bet 425,000 which Lijo called.
and Miscikowski tanked for a while before opting to check. Lijo bet 275,000 to send Miscikowski back into the tank. After a minute or two, he opted to fold.
, and Weissman's preflop pair became three of a kind. Palmer would need running cards to improve, and the 
and Weissman checked. Foxen continued for 80,000 and Weissman called.
. This time, Weissman check-folded to another bet of 200,000 from Foxen.
, and Scarborough was in the lead after flopping a set.
and it was checked to Miscikowski again. This time, he bet 325,000. Lijo tanked for a while and folded but Farrell called.
and both players checked. Farrell tabled the 
