Poker After Dark: Ziigmund busted for the second time

Ziigmund's entire stack was put at risk once again in the Poker After Dark's "Cash Game". Meanwhile Phil Ivey is busy as always keeping track of all the prop bets which are almost big as the game itself.

The fourth episode of Poker After Dark cash game with Phil Ivey, Tom "durrrr" Dwan, Patrik Antonius, Ilari "Ziigmund"
Sahamies,
Eli Elezra and Howard Lederer saw the action heat up as bluffs become more and more frequent at the table.

Ziigmund (pictured right) has not been doing so well, as he already had to re-buy and now he had to do it for the second time, again thanks to durrrr's efforts to claim every chip at the table. The two clashed in a big hand and the difference between loss and victory came down to a hand many players have mixed feelings about - pocket jacks.

Reds for me, blacks for you

Despite the losses, Ziigmund could very well end his Poker After Dark adventure in profit should he win the prop bet with Ivey. They agreed to pay each other $50,000 based on the colour of the cards which come on the flop, if two blacks come, Ivey gets paid and if two reds come then Ziigmund gets the $50,000.

While durrrr is usually up for action, he declined to take part in such prop bets though he might join in later during the show. All the table talk about prop bets got Lederer talking about his games with Doyle Brunson and Chip Reese but his vast experience has not brought him profit yet.

Patrik Antonius (pictured right) lost a large portion of his stack earlier in the show when he didn't believe durrrrr rivered a flush and he hasn't recovered from that loss ever since. Even though Antonius is the biggest loser alongside Ziigmund, things could easily change in a matter of one or two big pots going his way.

Worth noting in fourth episode were several Ivey's hands against durrrr but he still hasn't found a way to slow him down, perhaps stack sizes at the table will change in the following episode.

Here are some of the biggest pots from the fourth episode: