Level 11: 1,000/1,000/2,500
Entries: 45/127
Prize Pool: €38,189
Sweden’s Anders Bergman (who I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s one of the players who’ve played Sviten ever since its invention) limped UTG. The charismatic Rens Bujis (Button), Cengiz Karasu (first Small Blind), Sean Godley (second Small Blind), and Oleksandr Krasnov (Big Blind) all made the call. Not counting Kristoffer Winterstein, who was away from the table, it was a family pot.
Action was checked to Krasnov on the flop, who bet 6,000. Bujis was the sole caller. The two gentlemen discarded one card each; Krasnov said no to the , and Bujis refused the .
Action went check-check on the turn. After another check from Krasnov on the river, Bujis bet 7,500. Krasnov made the call faster than Franke could say, “Rebuy.”
Rens Bujis:
Oleksandr Krasnov:
It was yet another chopped pot; Bujis claimed the five-card draw hand with a pair of aces, while Krasnov’s full house took down the PLO hand.
Rens Bujis: 96,000
Oleksandr Krasnov: 52,000
