and Lellouche checked. His opponent fired 4,600 and Lellouche called.
to the board and both players checked.
and Lellouche fired just 2,000. His opponent looked like he didn't want to call, but tossed in the chips anyway. Lellouche showed the 
for a pair of aces and his opponent mucked.![[user46392]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
board. There was 7,000 in the pot already and Priyan was on the button with a bet of 3,500 in front of him, contemplating what looked like a check-raise to 10,000 from his under-the-gun opponent. He contemplated for a long time before folding - and was rewarded by his opponent turning over an extremely, unnecessarily nutty for quads.
flop and then the turn. [Removed:198] checked the 
river too and this time Mr. Hijack bet 3,500. [Removed:198] folded, and the pot went to the hijack.
board, the young gentleman in the small blind bet out 3,725. Over in the hijack Gorodetskiy thought about it for some time before deciding against the call and quietly pushing his cards back to the dealer.
against pocket rockets. The board brought the case ace but no miracle for Teng, and he's got the rest of the day off in Berlin.
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, one player checked to Vicky Coren. She fired 2,500 and one player called before action moved to Arnaud Mattern on the button. He reraised to 6,125. The first player folded and then Coren followed suit. The next player called though. and both remaining players checked. The river was the 
and both players checked again.
and Mattern mucked, flashing the 
. He's still got a stack of 65,000 though and doing well.
between one player and Erich Kollmann. Marcel Luske has been watching from right behind Kollmann and was also here to view his friend chip up nicely in this hand. After the player checked, Kollmann fired 4,200. His opponent check-raised to 14,200. Kollmann made the call.
and the player fired 10,000. Kollmann moved all in for 20,100 and his opponent almost immediately flung his hand into the muck.
