Kevin Calenzo joked with us about how he never gets coverage on the blog, so we decided to watch him for an orbit to see what happens:
Hand 1: Kevin is on the button and folds to an early position player's all in. Another player calls and it's a race with KQ vs 55. A queen spikes on the turn and the player with KQ doubles up.
Hand 2: Kevin is in the cutoff and folds to an open from middle position. The button calls and the two see a [9s][jc][ks] flop. The middle position player puts his opponent all in and wins the pot.
Hand 3: Kevin is in the hijack and raises to 3,500 after everyone else folds. The cutoff moves all in for 15,800 and the small blind makes the call. Kevin sighs and folds, being shown Q-4 and A-K, and the cutoff is eliminated.
Hand 4: Everyone folds to the cutoff who opens the pot. The small blind defends, and then check-folds on the [3s][6s][2c] flop.
Hand 5: An early position player limps and the next player raises. Kevin folds and see the cutoff and limper call. The flop falls [js][5s][tc] and the preflop raiser moves all in after being checked to. The limper calls with [qs][9s] only to see [as][ks]. The board runs out [2s][ah] and the ace high flush will win this pot.
Hand 6: All players fold to the cutoff who moves all in for around 20,000. He gets no callers and increases his stack.
Hand 7: Kevin raises to 3,500 from UTG+1 and the small blind calls. The two see a [3h][2c][ks] and Kevin gets check raised. Kevin folds and is shown the [kd].
Hand 8: Kevin is under the gun and folds, accidentally exposing the [4d]. A player in middle position raises to 4,500 and is called by the small blind. The flop Falla [qd][8s][7h] and a continuation bet takes it down.
Hand 9: Kevin is in the big blind and a player in middle position limps. The button raises to 8,000 and Kevin gets out of the way, as does the limper.
Hand 10: Kevin is in the small blind and moves all in after two limps. After everyone folds, Kevin says "best card in the deck" and shows the [as].
