Mike Borovetz Doubles Up
Mar 28, '14
With the board reading K
J
5
Mike Borovetz moved all-in for 13,975 and found one caller.
The hands were tabled and Borovetz showed KQ to his opponents AJ
. The board completed 610 and Borovetz doubled-up.
Player Tags: Michael Borovetz
No Callers for Ellefson's All-In
Mar 28, '14
After chopping up a previous al-in pot Cliff Ellefson was all-in again in as many hands.
Ellefson raised to 1,800 from under the gun +1 and Mike Borovetz called from middle position. Action folded around to Ken Jorgensen in the small blind who also called. The flop was 996 and Jorgensen checked. Ellefson moved all-in and Borovetz and Jorgensen folded their hands.
Player Tags: Michael Borovetz, Ken Jorgensen, Cliff Ellefson
Borovetz's Straight Tops a Set
Mar 28, '14
Mike Borovetz raises to 1,000 from the hijack and the player in the big blind three-bets to 3,000. After a few moments, Borovetz calls and they both check it to the river as the board runs out J94KQ.
On the river, the big blind bet 4,000 and Borovetz moved all in for 8,275. The big blind snap-called and showed 44, good for a set. Borovetz scooped the pot with his 109, good for a straight.
“He called so fast I thought he had ace-ten,” said Borovetz as he doubled up to 22,550.
Player Tags: Michael Borovetz
Borovetz Doubles
Mar 28, '14
Mike Borovetz got his chips in the middle preflop with Q9 and got action from his opponent’s A8.
The flop was 337, giving Borovetz a flush draw. The turn was the 10, giving Borovetz his flush and left his opponent drawing dead.
Borovetz doubles up to 5,700 after the meaningless 4 fell on the river.
Player Tags: Michael Borovetz
