Problems for Strassmann
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flop. Strassmann called that bet, then tank-folded to a bet of 425,000 when the turn paired the board 
.The next hand, Strassmann was on the button and called a 125,000-chip raise from the under-the-gun player, Peter Traply. Traply was first to act on a flop of
. He bet almost the full pot, 245,000. Strassmann called and got a free card when both players checked the 
turn. That brought the action to the river, which was a blank, the . Into a pot of roughly 850,000, Traply bet 665,000 chips.Strassmann tanked for several minutes, playing with his chip stacks and faking moving them into the middle, perhaps trying to get a read on Traply. Traply was stock still. With a deep breath, Strassmann finally pushed in a call. Traply turned over
for a full house, fives full of queens. Strassmann looked ill, then mucked his hand.