Saturday October 17th, 2009 at 1:15 am
Very nice start of level 7!
254 players left with blinds 200/400, ante 50 and an average stack of 32,700.
As I walked through the tables my attention was caught by Liz’s Table.
As I arrived the board was showing 
. The player on her right made a bet of 6,000. It was very interesting to see everyone guessing what he could have and what Liz reaction would have been. There was a long pause and a lot of thoughts. Her chips were going towards the line but they just stopped right before…untill she made the move…and he called!
She went All In and showed 
, while the opponent showed 
.
That was pretty much it as the river didnt help with a 
.
Liz has now 43,000 chips and looks pretty confident and relaxed 
. I wouldnt say the same for the guy who is now the shortest stack at her table.
Go Liz!!!
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Tuesday October 13th, 2009 at 9:14 pm
During the same level straight after the break, Liz has struggled two times against Roger. The first time he only hurt her but the last one was fatal. In fact Roger managed to bluff her and won the first pot with 4-4 against her A-A, both pairs made on the flop.
A while after there was the same situation, but this time he was not bluffing….
Liz started with a raise of 2,000 pre flop, promptly called by Roger. Flop came on the table with 8K2 and Roger took action announcing a bet of 6,000. This time Liz couldnt say No with her AK. After the turn Roger went on with an even bigger bet, 15,000. Liz re-raised in a second, only to find out that Roger reply to her action was an ALL IN. At this point Liz couldnt resist to call, being just 18,000 more chips to win a very big pot, very well desrved by her Kings.
Imagine our surprise when we all could see his cards…anice pair of eights, making his hands a winning trips. Well played guys, by both of you. I am sure you will battle again soon in the Main Event.
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