Don't Mess With Dovzhenko
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Heads-up then, the flop came out
. Max Lykov led out into the pot with a bet of 135,000, and Dovzhenko mulled it over for a minute before making the call. The turn card brought the 
and another bet from Lykov, 255,000 this time. Dovzhenko looked a bit more pained this time, but he eventually made the call.The last card off the deck was the
, and Lykov stacked out 275,000 and slid them forward. His opponent would think long and hard before announcing a call.Lykov sheepishly tabled
for the airball bluff, while Dovzhenko showed up his excellent call with 
. Looking Lykov up three times with ace-high is good enough to earn the Ukrainian crowd favorite a pot of over 1.6 million!