Welch All In Pre
Niveau 6
: 300/600, 600 ante
Action started with a raise from early position to 1,500. Edward Welch, sitting just under starting stack with 17,000, shoved from the button. The preflop raiser thought for a moment before getting chatty.
"That's nearly 30 big blinds. Why so much? Do you want to re-reg already?"
"It's a freezeout," responded Welch.
"Ok, I call," was the reply, and cards were tabled.
Edward Welch: 
Early position: 
At risk but ahead, Welch had two outs to dodge on the flop. The first three cards ran 
, giving his opponent some backdoor hopes.
The turn of 
then tripled the early position's outs.
"Five, give me a five," was the call.
The river was low, but not enough and the 
saw Welch receive a full double to almost twice the starting stack.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
35,500 |
in a head-up situation, the flop was already containing more than 8,000 when Ryan Cicciu sent a bet of 3,000 from the small blind seat. His opponent tanked for a few minutes before folding his cards.
when Matt Penner checked in the small blind. The big blind checked as well and the under the gun player bet 1,500. Only the Penner stayed in the pot. 
and brought no betting action. When the 
appeared on the river, Penner led out for 4,400 and his opponent looked at his cards once more before folding his hand.
and got checked round.
. 
, and the first two players checked it to Anderau. He decided to take this as an opportunity to bet out 6,000.
, Imran Shafi in the big blind led out for 3,000, but was then raised by his opponent to 6,700. After a few seconds, Shafi called. 
river, Shafi checked to the raiser, who then bet 12,000, which sent Shafi into the tank. He then started engaging in some table talk:
for ace-high. Shafi then proudly flipped over 
for middle pair to win the big pot.
