Blind Action

[user66118]

We just had our second big pot in a blind-against-blind battle.

The table passed around to Brent Sheirbon in the small blind, and he came in raising to 30,000. Ryan Fee was in the big, and he made the call.

The flop came {2-Diamonds}

, and Sheirbon check-called a 25,000-chip bet from Fee.

The turn brought the {5-Spades}

, and this time both players checked.

The {8-Hearts}

hit the river, and Sheirbon took the betting lead, pushing out 60,000 chips. Fee sat still for a few moments and shot an occasional glance over at his opponent. After some time, he put in a raise to 160,000, which drew a blank stare from Sheirbon. He thought for another minute or two before letting his hand go.

Fee flashed {4-?}

as he pulled in a nice pot, courtesy of the man to his right. After that shakedown, Sheirbon has slipped to 175,000, while Fee is back to where he started the day, right about 480,000.

Tags: Brent Sheirbon Ryan Fee