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on the turn, Martin Kabrhel moved all in for his last 10,500. His opponent thought about it for a long time while Kabrhel sat absolutely still behind his sunglasses. Eventually he folded, and Kabrhel sprang into life again to rake in the pot, taking his chip count up to 18,000.
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flop to his lone opponent, who bet 1,600. Kang called, and both checked the 
on the turn. The river was the 
, and Kang checked a third time. His opponent slid out 2,800, and Kang looked him up. The bettor could only show 
for jack-high, meaning Kang's 
was good for the pot with or without his pair of eights.
-X-- board and turned over pocket eights for a full house, only to find his all-in opponent holding pocket sixes for quads. O'Brien is left with just 1,300 and probably some very bitter memories from EPT Berlin.
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flop; the action involved the gentleman in the small blind checking, Martin Vallo under the gun betting 2,100, and both Pawel Muza in the hijack and Mr. Small Blind calling to see a turn.
and it checked around to Muza, who bet 5,125. Undeterred, both his opponents called, and they moved on to the traditional river.
and once again it checked to Muza. This time he tanked up for a long time - and when he came out of the tank he bet 14,475, leaving himself just 5,200 behind. Mr. Small Blind made the call, and after Vallo had passed with a sigh (he said afterwards he'd had 
), Muza turned over 
for a turned set. Mr. Small Blind mucked, and the young Polish qualifier is up to a shade over 60,000.
, there was already over 25,000 in the pot, and Arnaud Mattern on the button was betting 14,800. His opponent under the gun looked horrified. He picked up the chips for the call and dangled them over the felt, checking for a reaction, but Mattern was not paying attention, instead surveying the room with a nonchalance that could have indicated anything. Eventually Mr. Under The Gun folded 
face up.Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
. Portal moved all in for 14,700, and her opponent snap called. Not good news for Portal. Her had run into 
. The turn and river bricked off, and Portal bolted toward the exit.
flop, Tom McEvoy announced all in. Sandra Ambroz couldn't get her chips into the pot fast enough. She called all in with her last 10,500, flipping up . McEvoy's 
was way behind and didn't get any help from the turn or the 
river. After doubling Anbroz, he's down to 17,400.
