Yeh Trending Downwards
![[user75032]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
Former PokerNews employee Anthony Yeh started the day with 55,000 chips but is down to 38,000 after losing two hands in rapid succession. Yeh opened the first hand pre-flop to 1,050 and was called in four spots. He continued for 2,400 on a nine-high flop, 
. Two players called to the 
turn, a card that everyone checked. Everyone also checked when the board paired on the river, 
. Yeh's unimproved 
wasn't enough to win the pot when one opponent showed down 
.
A few hands later Yeh called an 1,100-chip pre-flop raise sitting with the button. He called another 1,400 when his opponent continued on a flop of 
. That call seemed to concern Yeh's opponent; he checked and called a bet of 2,400 from yeh on the 
turn. The river paired 
and again Yeh's opponent checked. Yeh bet 6,000, drawing a pained look and a "Wow," from his opponent. That player finally called with 
, kings and treys. It was the winner.