

Russian Poker Experts Analyze Phil Ivey and Patrik Antonius Hand
The hand in question was played by Phil Ivey and Patrik Antonius in the 4th season of Million Dollar Cash Game. The game was a No Limit Hold'em with blinds $300/$600 and ante $200. The players involved in the hand were Phil Ivey, Patrik Antonius, Andrew Feldman, Chris Ferguson, Allen Cunningham, Tom Dwan, and Mike Matusow.
Phil Ivey called Patrik Antonius's raise pre-flop. On the flop, Patrik Antonius bet $5,100, and Phil Ivey called. On the turn, Patrik Antonius bet $13,000, and Phil Ivey raised to $33,000. On the river, Phil Ivey bet $101,700 and went all in, and Patrik Antonius folded.
The analysis of the hand was conducted by Ivan Soul Demidov, Mikhail innerpsy Shalamov, Evgeniy Blackwinterday Gorelik, Egor krondix Azanov, and Anton eleph Kozlovsky. Ivan Soul Demidov suggested that Phil Ivey could have hands like sets from the flop, AA, draws, or suited connectors. Mikhail innerpsy Shalamov noted that Phil Ivey's pre-flop call suggests he did not have top pairs or strong hands. Evgeniy Blackwinterday Gorelik mentioned that Phil Ivey's pre-flop limp indicates a wide range of hands, including monsters, connectors, and suited cards.
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