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Is wager they will have some insurance worked out for the bubble before play starts tomorrow.
Hand #13:
Scott Seiver raised to 1.2 million from the hijack, Tobias Reinkemeier defended his big blind, and the flop fell. Reinkemeier checked, Seiver bet 1.5 million and Reinkemeier called.
The turn was the. Reinkemeier checked and Seiver moved all in for 6.825 million.
The German tanked for the better part of three minutes before standing up out of his chair, then sitting down once again. Reinkemeier hung his head over the back of the chair - he's sitting in it backwards - and cocked his head as he stared down Seiver.
The two exchanged light words, then both chuckled. The tank continued for a few more minutes. Reinkemeier did his best to get anything he could out of Seiver, but he didn't budge.
Finally, the clock was called, and 55 seconds later Reinkemeier folded, saying he had aces.
"There's NO way you had aces!" Seiver objected.
Reinkemeier pulled his cards back and indeed revealed two aces - we believe they were the- and mucked them once again.
Seiver showed the bluff;.
Its not the One Drop but a Perth and Melbourne reg Dale Marsland (austrian on pokernews tho) is deep in the Mix Mad Event
55 left and about average stack
Excellent player so would love to see him ship a bracelet
Hand #69: Colman opened his button to two million and Christoph Vogelsang called from the big blind. The two watched as the flop came down. Both players checked and thehit the felt on the turn. Vogelsang fired at the pot for 2.75 million and Colman called.
The river was theand Vogelsang slowed with a check. Colman bet five million while Vogelsang had just 4.575 million behind. Vogelsang went into the tank pondering his tournament life. After about three minutes, Vogelsang released his cards and Colman was awarded the pot.
praise for Andy