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flop. You'd think he'd be pleased.
turn, and Cailly checked the 
river too. Barbosa now bet 2,100 and after a moment's thought Cailly called - but Barbosa turned over 
which she could not beat, and Barbosa picked up some much-needed chips.
board, Dario Minieri bet out 2,800. His opponent called, but Minieri's reputation must have preceded him as Mr. Opponent was clearly not expecting Minieri actually ot have anything. Minieri turned over 
for two pair, Mr. Opponent mucked, and there is still no-one near Minieri in terms of stack size at this time.
flop was safe for Valenti, as was the 
on the turn. But the 
on the river earned a loud curse from the Italian. He stared at the board angrily for a moment, then collected himself enough to shake Patrick's hand on the way out. Bruel is now up to 74,000 in chips.
Just before the start of the day today, Glo caught up with ElkY to pick his brain about this EPT event. ElkY offered up some predictions and talked about what it's like to be playing major tournament poker on his home soil. You've got a few minutes to kill, so check it out:
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
