In middle position, Micah Raskin opened to 25,000, and the action came around to Jason Burt's big blind. "I'll put you all in," he announced, and Raskin instantly called all in for 156,000 total. He was looking to double through Burt for the second time in this orbit, and it was another flip of the coin:
Raskin:
Burt:
This time it was Raskin with the pair and the slight edge, and it was off to the races. The board smiled on the at-risk player once again as it ran out . Ship Raskin his second consecutive double, this one moving him up to 326,000 and knocking Burt down to 260,000.
Chris Klodnicki opened to 23,000 in early position, and Andy Frankenberger called from the big blind. That's as far as he'd go. He checked the flop, then folded to a 35,000-chip continuation bet without incident.
That small pot should give the lead back to Klodnicki as he and Bell jockey for that top spot.
Jason Burt raised to 25,000 in middle position and Micah Raskin moved all in from the small blind for about 90,000 total. Burt called and the hands were revealed.
Raskin:
Burt:
“First hand I’ve opened with in a long time,” said Burt. Raskin didn’t seem to mind being in a race situation.
The board ran down as Raskin put it away on the turn with the nuts, doubling to about 185,000.
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On the next hand, Micah Raskin raised to what looked like 24,000 from late position, and Todd Terry three-bet shoved on him from the button. Raskin could not call, donating back one round of blinds and antes that he'd stolen in the last orbit.
One hand after that, Raskin open-shoved again, and once again, it got through to earn 21,000 of those chips right back.
For the second time in a few hands, Micah Raskin open-shoved his short stack into the middle but found no action. He's still quite short, though he's added 21,000 chips to his stack each time to move back over 100,000.
Todd Terry opened in early position and Chris Bell re-raised to 75,000 from the button.
Action folded back to Terry and after about three minutes he gave it up, saying he folded ace-king. Bell slid his cards to Terry to look and much to Terry’s delight, he turned over two aces.
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. Ship Raskin his second consecutive double, this one moving him up to 326,000 and knocking Burt down to 260,000.
flop, then folded to a 35,000-chip continuation bet without incident.
as Raskin put it away on the turn with the nuts, doubling to about 185,000.
and Frankenberger moved all in for about 140,000. Bell folded and Pandya went into the tank before folding as well.