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| Ronnie Espensen at PPT London |
The Dane had been below the average stack for some time but must have thought he was set to double up after finding a caller on a Q75 rainbow board.
Having raised pre-flop and c-bet for 1,100, he was check-called all the way by the villain in question. The 2 on the turn seemed harmless enough, but by the time he was snap-called following a river shove, it was clear things were not as straight forward as they appeared.
Ronnie's opponent rolled pocket deuces for a turned set and duly sent him to the rail.
Meanwhile the previously red hot David Pishvafar and Bastian Bluem have also run into a measure of trouble, with both men shorn to far shorter stacks.
While Bastian revealed his reverse in fortunes was due to a series of small pots gone wrong, David had one big hand to bemoan. The German semi-pro had raised pre-flop with JJ and found little respect, having been heavily involved in a number of recent hands.
He led out on 7♥-8♥-4♠ flop with vs two callers and when one rival all but shoved for 11,000, Pishvafar weighed up the call before eventually committing the chips.
He was up against a multi-way draw as his opponent showed K♥6♥ and a river sucker punch came in the shape of a King.
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