Kevin Grabel Fills Up, Grabs Chip Lead


Mark Goulding raised to 35,000 in early position, Kevin Grabel called in the cutoff, and Stan Jablonski came along in the big blind.

All three players checked the KcKcKc flop, and the turn was the Kc. Jablonski checked, Goulding bet 55,000, Grabel called, and Jablonski started reaching for chips. Grabel told him not to raised because he has to see the river.

Jablonski just called and the river was the Kc. Jablonski and Goulding checked and Grabel put out a bet of 247,000. Jablonski thought for a bit and called, and Goulding folded.

Grabel showed pocket twos for a full house on the turn, and Jablonski mucked his hand. Grabel took back the chip lead with that pot.

Kevin Grabel - 1,150,000
Jablonski - 255,000

Level - 22
Blinds - 8,000/16,000
Antes - 2,000
Remaining - 10

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