Stephen Chidwick shoved from the small blind but didn't find a customer in Paul Newey as he had seven-deuce again and folded.
The next hand saw Chidwick push again on the button, this time for 1,525,000. Paul Newey didn't need a count and folded straight away, but Markin did. As soon as he heard it was about 1.5 million he called.
Chidwick had while Markin tabled .
The flop gave both a pair with and the on the turn didn't change a thing. The river did though, giving Chidwick two pair with the .
"Nice hand man" said Markin with a sincere voice while knocking on the table. Chidwick doubled to just over 3 million.
Paul Newey opened the button for 240,000 and Stephen Chidwick in the big blind made the call. Chidwick check called another 250,000 on , but check folded to Neweys second barrel worth 550,000 after the hit the turn.
Paul Newey raised it up to 240,000 from the small blind and was called by Leonid Markin on the big blind.
The flop came down and Newey slid out another 250,000 in chips and was called as the fell on the turn.
Newey opted to check his option which prompted Markin to reach for his chips and splash in a bet totalling 275,000 in chips. Newey thought for just a second before releasing his hand into the muck.
Stephen Chidwick opened to 225,000 from then button and was called by Paul Newey in the small blind.
The flop came down and both players checked. The dealer then produced the on the turn and Newey led out for 300,000. Chichwick made the call before the completed the board.
Newey paused for a moment before sliding out a bet totalling 575,000. Chidwick thought about his decision before making the call. Newey then casually turned over his for a flush which was enough to take down the pot as Chidwick mucked his cards.
Just now Paul Newey folded his big blind, showing in the process. It wasn't the first time someone folded the big blind because he got the worst of all starting hands, at least four times before it happened today. Juha Helppi was on the receiving end more than once, showing every time. So far, nobody has gone wild with them, every time they ended up in the muck before the flop as far as we know.
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Leonid Markin folded his button and Stephen Chidwick raised it up to 235,000 from the small blind. Paul Newey called from the big blind and the two of them were of to see flop.
Chidwick checked the all hearts flop of . Newey bet out a mere 125,000 and Chidwick called.
The fell on the turn and Chidwick now lead out for 275,000. Newey needed some time to make up his mind, and eventually decided to min raise it to 550,000. Chidwick called.
The fell on the river and Chidwick checked. Newey contemplated his next move before cutting out 865,000 and sliding it forward. Chidwick thought for just a bit before folding.
Stephen Chidwick raised it up to 225,000 from the button and was met with a three-bet to 450,000 from Leonid Markin on the big blind. Chidwick stared down his opponent before reaching for his chips and throwing out another raise to 1.1 million in chips. Markin didn’t take to kindly to the bet, mucking his hand shortly after.
while Markin tabled 
.
and the 
on the turn didn't change a thing. The river did though, giving Chidwick two pair with the 
.
, but check folded to Neweys second barrel worth 550,000 after the 
hit the turn.
and Newey slid out another 250,000 in chips and was called as the 
fell on the turn.
hit the turn. Markin now bet out 150,000 and Chidwick was the sole caller.
paired the board and Markin checked. Chidwick bet 275,000 and Markin called just about instantly.
for the missed straight draw, Markin tabled 
for the winning pair of nines.
and both players checked. The dealer then produced the 
completed the board.
in the process. It wasn't the first time someone folded the big blind because he got the worst of all starting hands, at least four times before it happened today. Juha Helppi was on the receiving end more than once, showing every time. So far, nobody has gone wild with them, every time they ended up in the muck before the flop as far as we know.