Phil Laak Doesn't Have to Show
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Niveau 4
: 100/200, 0 ante
Another recent addition to the field is a very recognizable face in the poker world, Phil Laak.
Just now, with the board reading 
and 6,300 in the middle, Laak checked from the big blind and his lone opponent in middle position bet 2,300. Laak thought it over briefly and tossed in calling chips.
His opponent promptly mucked, surrendering the pot to Laak, who took the pot without showing his cards.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
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16,300
1,300
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1,300 |
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, and Turner checked. Ingram bet 650, and Turner called. The turn brought the 
, and Turner checked again. Ingram bet 800, and Turner called. The 
fell on the river, and Turner bet 2,200.
for the nut flush, Turner mucked, and Ingram took the pot.
, and all three players checked. On the 
turn, Laplante bet 1,800, the cutoff folded, and the button called. On the 
river, Laplante checked, and his opponent checked back.
for aces and kings, good for the pot.
and 3,600 in the middle, the small blind checked and Yurasov bet 1,800 from the big blind. The player in the cutoff raised to 4,000, the small blind folded, and Yurasov called. They went heads up to the 
and Yurasov checked again. His opponent bet 5,000 and after thinking for a couple minutes, Yurasov tossed in a single chip to call the bet. 
for a pair of sixes and Yurasov's 
for a king-high flush was good.
in a limped pot, and action checked all the way through.
, and the small blind bet 800. Joe Hachem called from the big blind, one player folded, and the button called.
for bottom set, which was good enough to win the pot.
with about 6,000 chips in the pot. Action checked all the way around, and the turn brought the 
. The under-the-gun player checked, as did the cutoff, and Esther Taylor bet 2,200. Both of her opponents quickly folded, and she took the pot.