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flop. After Mizzi had called a bet of 20,000, Friberg fired out again on the
turn, this time to the tune of 60,000. Mizzi glanced back down at his cards before announcing, "Raise," and pushing two columns of 100,000 over the line. Friberg called all in, and we had a showdown.With Friberg's
up against 
, the Swede had his nose in front but was looking to avoid any spade, a deuce, a king, or a five (don't quote me on that, it's late). Much to the delight of the Mizzilites on the rail, two of those outs were rolled into one as the dealer duly dealt out a clinical 
on the river.
. Dalby checked, Friberg bet 45,000 and Dalby called. The turn was the 
and both players checked. The river was the 
. Dalby bet 61,000 and Friberg gave up his hand. 
, Jorgensen led out for 96,000, Dalby pushed all in for around 300,000 and Jorgensen made the call.
river were both blanks and Dalby, armed with his 50 years of poker experience, lives to fight another day.
. Friberg checked, Mizzi bet 20,000 and Friberg called. The turn was the 
. Friberg bet 60,000, Mizzi raised to 120,000 and Friberg called. The river was the 
. Friberg checked, Mizzi made a pot-sized bet and Friberg gave up his hand. 
, a near-total bluff that earned him a sizeable pot and left Friberg on only 175,000 in chips.
