Richardson raised to $300 with and then Hellmuth made the call with.

In fact, he didn't even have the second best hand. Hellmuth again found himself in a tough spot with pocket tens against Richardson, except this time he didn't have the best hand. Richardson refused to show him the bluff. Hellmuth, with around $7,000 behind, tanked for a couple of minutes before deciding to fold the best hand. The turn was the and the preflop and flop aggressor bet $5,500. Richardson continued his aggression, betting out $1,500, and got a call. His opponent made the call and off they went to the flop, which was. Richardson couldn't spike a flush on the river against Wright, but he made up for it in a hand against the 'Poker Brat.' Hellmuth called the $200 straddle with and Richardson bumped it up to $1,200 with. Schubert saw the bad news that she lost to a set and didn't rebuy. Wright, who had slow played up to that point, bet out $2,550 and his opponent, who missed his flush draw, quickly folded. The river was the, giving Schubert some false hope. With $10,500 in the pot, both players checked the on the turn. Neither of the remaining players could reopen action as the raise wasn't big enough. Schubert, with $3,050 total, decided to just ship it all in. With bottom pair and a flush draw, Richardson raised it up to $2,000 and Wright decided to just make the call. The flop of hit everyone except Zajmovic, who bowed out of the pot when Schubert bet out $800. Schubert raised to $300 with and received a call from Zajmovic's, Wright's, and Richardson's. Midway through the episode, he flopped a monster in a multi-way pot. He's proving to be a competent poker player, especially for an amateur who earns a living in sports media. Wright, host of FS1's 'First Things First' sports debate show, has become a regular on PokerGO. Wright beat Hellmuth heads-up to win last week's episode Nick Wright Sends Melissa Schubert Home The other four players competing were Alan Richardson, Eli Elezra, Melissa Schubert, and Landon Tice.

Seven players entered the $50/$100 high-stakes cash game at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas. Ema Zajmovic performed at a high level, amateur Nick Wright showed he's no slouch, and Phil Hellmuth made an interesting fold on a dry board with an over pair. Zajmovic Picks Up Wright's Untimely BluffĮpisode 1 of 'Everything in its Wright Place' during Season 13 of 'Poker After Dark' on PokerGO had a bit of everything.Nick Wright Sends Melissa Schubert Home.

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