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Card Player is excited to announce a partnership with the Bicycle Casino and Live at the Bike, the industry’s leading live cash game webcast.

CardPlayer.com will host the live cash game streams for all Live at the Bike webcasts (every Tuesday and Friday, 7:30-10:30 p.m. PST) and also partner with Live at the Bike for special programming.

To celebrate the partnership, Card Player will be bringing you the cash game hand of the week, featured from a past episode of Live at the Bike.

Here’s a look at this week’s hand.

The Details

Game: $5-$10 no-limit hold’em

Action: Soss raised to $25 with ASpade Suit3Diamond Suit on the button and the small blind called with AClub Suit10Diamond Suit. David then called with 6Club Suit5Club Suit in the big blind.

The flop came down KDiamond Suit7Diamond Suit4Club Suit both blinds checked to Soss, who bet $50. Henry folded and David called with his open-ended straight draw. The turn was the 6Heart Suit and David led for $90.

Soss raised to $325 and David reraised to $825. Soss moved all in and David was put to the decision for his last $1,700. David reluctantly folded after over a minute in the tank and Soss raked in the pot.

The Questions

What do you think of David’s preflop call with small suited connectors out of position? Should Soss be continuation betting king-high flops with just ace high? Should David be check-raising the flop with his open-ended straight draw? Why do you think he decided to lead on the turn after pairing up? What is Soss representing by moving all in? Given the price he was getting from the pot, should David be calling off his stack?

Be sure to watch new episodes of Live at the Bike each Tuesday and Friday on CardPlayer.com.

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