Froehlich Finds the Right Flop, Doubles-Up Yet Again
In one of the most entertaining matches for the ever-present railbirds, Nikolay Evdakov and Eric Froelich have been exchanging huge stacks of chips on nearly every deal. This time there was 160,000 in the pot and the board read 
. Froehlich led out for 85,000 and Evdakov made the minimum raise to 170,000. Froehlich slid out eight 25,000 chips, three-betting to 370,000.
After counting and recounting his chips, the Russian quietly said "All-In" and Froehlich snap-called, saying "seven" as he showed his 
. Evdakov winced as he saw the bad news, flipped over his 
and hoped for a miracle. The 
on the turn provided some sweat, giving Evdakov two outs to win the hand and the match. The 
on the turn missed him, however, and Evdakov shipped 696,000 chips to Froehlich while cashing in his first 400,000 add-on.