That was general sentiment as all of the chips went in between Jonathan 'xMONSTERxDONGx' Karamalikis and his opponent.
The monster pot would see Karamalikis table against the opponent's . The in the door put the opponent on top.... for all of about half a second, as the followed right behind it putting the well known online player in a commanding position.
The bricked off with the hitting the turn and the hitting the river, to needlessly make Karamalikis a flush.
Rayan Nathan has finally submitted. He had been peddling the short stack valiantly for a good while, but that has come to no avail with his elimination at the hands of Camil Debsia.
On a flop of Nathan shipped the last of his stack in with only to run into Debsia's overpair .
The rest, as they say, is history. The turn and river failed to improve Nathan and he hits the rail.
John Tabatabai is not an easy name to pronounce in a hurry. Thankfully we just have to type it.
He recently fell back into the ranks of those getting short after calling with against an opponent who had pushed all in over the top of his raise with .
The looked good for Tabatabai, but the that made him two pair, wasn't as good, it improved his opponent to a straight.
The blanked off and Tabatabai is back down around 20,000.
Getting eliminated sucks, but if you've got to be eliminated, why not by one of Australia's better online players?
We're not sure this entered the head of Jonathan 'xMONSTERxDONGx' Karamalikis' latest victim, but in any case he was beaten by one of the best.
On a flop of the opponent checked from the big blind and Karamalikis led out 5,500. Anothe ropponent got out of the way before the big blind moved all in over the top.
Karamalikis snap called (slow rolling isn't as safe when done live) and tabled leaving his opponent's needing to hit the flush outs.
The and river were not to be, leaving him to possibly ponder the above sentiments on his walk to the rail.