Livello 3
: 50/100, 0 ante
There was recently an issue over at table #160, where players such as Scott Clements and ElkY are currently sitting. Apparently the table has been through three deck changes, and some cards in the deck still bow a certain way. The ace of spades, for example, is bowed and bent upwards,while other cards in the deck default to a downward bowed position. This makes it so the ace of spades is easily identifiable when face down on the table.
The floor staff is currently swapping this deck out with a different black deck, but the players still seemed unhappy that they've been through so many decks and the issue was still present.
. Vos checked to his opponent who bet out 350. Vos then raised to 1,250, and his opponent thought for about 30 seconds before tossing in the call. The river brought the 
, and Vos checked again. Despite the check raise on the turn, Vos's opponent didn't slow down, betting 1,000 on the river, and this time, Vos gave it up. He is down to 2,500 after that hand.
saw the big blind toss in 1,500, and after deliberating for a minute or two, Sachinidis moved all in for his last 2,900. The big blind immediately called.
would ensure he doubled through to roughly 9,000 in chips.
, and Vinson bet out again, this time for 400. He got one caller,and they both saw a turn of 
. Vinson once again bet out, this time for 825, and his opponent folded. Vinson is off to a great start, up nearly 3,000 from his original starting stack.
landed on the turn.
saw the flop and turn aggressor check from the big blind to Griffin who obliged with a 1,300-chip bet. His opponent called, but then swiftly mucked after Griffin tabled his 
to move to 7,700 in chips.
