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, and Schleger led out with 11,500 chips. As quick as a blink, Jovanovic open-mucked his 
, drawing a double-take from Shaniac. "Wow... wow. You're too good," he said, flashing his 
as he pulled in the smaller-than-he'd-hoped pot.
- actually some opportunity for Senninger there
now giving Senninger a monster draw
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 75
Just before the break, Glo had a chat with yet another gregarious Frenchman. This time, it was Antony Lellouche, and he's got an interesting justification for his admittedly poor play in the early stages. We think he was playing just fine, but check out what he had to say about his game.
Dario bet 7,000, and again Anas made the call. Still nothing unusual.
Apparently the action card both players were waiting for. Minieri checked. Tadini bet 7,000. And then it got interesting. Minieri made it 15,000. Tadini bumped the bet to 35,000. Dario counted out his entire stack, looked like he might push, and then announced fold. Tadini slammed his cards down on the felt: 
. 
. "Nine-high I call, I swear."
flop in the big blind position, and the action moved over to David Cohen in the hijack who bet. Adeniya very quickly and very purposefully moved his whole, not very large, stack across the line. After a few moments Cohen folded, and Adeniya stays in the game on a slightly shaky 16,000 or so.
board, Aurelien Guiglini checked out of the big blind position, before calling 6,000 from Jeremy Amsellem.
river and Guiglini turned over 
for a bunch of draws that had turned into a pair of sixes, and started cursing. Amsellem's 
for top pair was good to take the pot, and he remained perfectly sanguine behind his bandit-style face scarf as he raked in the chips.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 50
