Frakes Takes it Down on the Turn
Action was joined on the 
flop with 20,000 in the pot and four players in the hand. Action checked to Steven "The Mover" Frakes in the cutoff who fired for 6,500. The small blind called while the big blind and under-the-gun players got out of the way.
On the 
turn, Frakes asked the dealer to spread out the pot. She obliged, spreading out the pot that had now grown to 33,000. A few moments later, Frakes tossed in roughly a half pot bet to the tune of 15,500. The small blind quickly folded, and the pot went to Frakes.
Frakes is predominantly a high-stakes cash player, but has had quite the Summer. He has cashed in seven different WSOP bracelet events, including deep runs in Event #41: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em Super Bounty (3rd - $87,047) and Event #57: $600 No-Limit Hold'em Deepstack (11th - $22,176).
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
103,500 |
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turn, Altar moved all in as the big stack. His opponent thought briefly before making the call with the effective stack of around 150,000. 
for two pair. The cutoff threw his hand into the muck and revealed he had pocket jacks. Kraemer is now double the average stack.
and the 
on the river gave Wheeler a boat. With nothing more to help his opponent, he was sent to the rail.
flop leading to the 
river, the small blind checked before Lam barreled for 55,000, over the pot. The late-position player took a moment or two before folding, and the small blind quickly followed suit to give Lam the modest pot.
