Dennis Beau raised to 500 from middle position and was met with a three-bet to 1,200 by Ole Rehse in the small blind. Nico Jutila cold-called in the big blind, and Beau also called.
The A♦9♦4♦ flop was checked through.
On the 4♥ turn, Rehse led out with a bet of 1,200, and both of his opponents folded.
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Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
A player limped under the gun and Huso Besic raised to 300, receiving a call from Christian Ballstadt. Marc Fehsenfeld then produced a three-bet to 1,000 from the small blind. The limper folded, but both Besic and Ballstadt came along for the ride.
On the A♥6♥J♦ flop, Fehsenfeld continued with a bet of 800, and both of his opponents called.
The 6♠ rolled off on the turn, and Fehsenfeld fired out a bet of 1,500, which again failed to shake off either opponent.
The 9♠ river completed the board and was checked through. Fehsenfeld showed A♣10♠ for a pair of aces.
When he did this, Besic claimed he had not checked. The dealer and both of his opponents were clear they thought it was a clear check (for the record PokerNews agreed).
Ballstadt then turned over A♠K♦ for a better ace than Fehsenfeld's, but Besic turned over A♦9♣ for the rivered two pair, and scooped the pot.
She's PokerStars' newest Ambassador for Women in Poker, and Kerryjane Craigie was all patched up as she welcomed female poker players to a special 'Ladies Night' at the Horseshoe in Las Vegas.
In her first official engagement, she welcomed female players on dinner break from the World Series of Poker Ladies Event and others, including from the Women's Poker Association (WPA), of which Craigie is a board member.
As well as continuing to champion female poker players through her monthly games at the Hippodrome Casino in London where she is Director of Poker Operations, Craigie spoke about how her new role will impact women's poker and how it will contribute to positive change and improvements in the playing experience for women at the tables.
Denys Drobyna opened to 300 under the gun and received calls from Simon Keating on the button and Philipp Zeyns in the big blind.
On the A♠3♣Q♣ flop, Zeyns checked and Drobyna continued with a bet of 300.
Keating quickly reached for chips and produced a raise to 800, leading to swift folds from both of his opponents.
Play is underway here in Day 1c of the PokerStars Eureka Hamburg Main Event, with 52 players currently seated.
Level: 1
Blinds: 100/100
Ante: 100
Online poker's most prestigious low-stakes tournament series is returning to PokerStars from July and bringing with it $4 million in guaranteed prize pools. The 2024 edition of the ever-popular MicroMillions sees 208 affordable events take place between July 7-21 in what will be a fortnight of incredible poker action.
Where many poker tournament festivals focus on high-stakes events, often with tournaments commanding four, five, or six-figure buy-ins, the MicroMillions events start from only $1.10 and top out at a still affordable $55.
However, just because MicroMillions tournaments don't cost the earth to enter doesn't mean there isn't plenty of money to play for. The smallest guaranteed prize pool offered during the series is $1,500, and there are five events with six-figure guarantees, including the $500,000 guaranteed MicroMillions Main Event.
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