Taylor von Kriegenbergh
We get to the table with about 50,000 in the pot and ![6c 6c](http://msptpoker.com/ckeditor2/plugins/pokercards/images/6c.gif)
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on the flop. Chino Rheem checked, as did Taylor von Kriegenbergh.
The dealer put the
on the turn and Rheem check-called Kriegenbergh’s 20,000 bet.
On the
river, Rheem checked for a final time and Kriegenbergh counted out a stack of blue chips.
Rheem shook his head, “Swear to god, I almost folded to you. First thing, I almost ripped it preflop. I was just gonna rip, over shove the pot.” Then he asked the dealer, “Sixty-five? That’s all my blues.”
“You get paid off if this card doesn’t come,” indicating the ace on the river. “You’ve probably got a set of queens, you check the flop, then bet again. I can’t see you riding ace-king on the turn for 20K. All I can beat is, like, ten’s now. You could turn tens into a bluff and that’s all I can beat.”
Kriegenbergh sat stone faced throughout the speech as Rheem counted out the sixty-five thousand in blue chips.
“If I show you jacks face up and fold will you show me? ‘Cuz I sort of want to call right now. You get paid off if that ace is a nine.”
Rheem eventually folds, flashing his cards (another player thought he saw red jacks).
“Can I see?” he asks and Kriegenbergh cracks a smile.
“You can see one,” von Kriegenbergh said.
“I can pick either one?” Chino asked. “Oh my god, you bluffed me!”
Rheem chose a card and turned over the
.
“Oh my god, you bluffed me!”
Taylor von Kriegenbergh 335,000
Chino Rheem - 130,000