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when we joined, and there was about 6,000 already in the pot. Stefan Huber led out into the pot for 4,175 chips, and Collopy tanked it up for a minute or two. Eventually, he settled on a raise to 9,375, and Huber made a relatively quick call.
, and Huber checked. Collopy took his pause for another minute before moving his full stack all in. Huber's cards instantly hit the muck, and "Queso" moves his way up to about 72,000 courtesy of that pot.
and about 11,000 in the pot.
for flopped quads. Becker nodded and accepted defeat, turning over his 
for a runner-runner flush that was no good.
, and Collopy continued out with a bet of 800. His opponent then snuck in a check-raise to 2,275, and Collopy made the flat call.
. The big blind fired another bet of 3,575, and Collopy made the call once more.
. Big blind leads out for 4,200 before seeing Queso raise all in for about 28,000 total, having the bigger of the two stacks. The big blind instantly called for the rest of his own chips, turning up 
for the book. But it was second-best. Collopy tabled 
for the straight flush, dragging a big pot and sending his opponent packing.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
board, Pieter de Korver checked to his opponent who bet 5,025 into a pot of about 8,000. bested his opponent's 
. He is up to 41,000 just before his dinner break.
with three-way action brewing. Nicolo Calia checked from the blinds, and the preflop raiser continued out with a bet of 2,700. Pierre Neuville folded out of the way, while Calia made the quick call to see another card.
and another check from Calia, and his opponent checked behind him this time.
. Calia took the lead now, firing out 4,000 chips. His opponent hemmed and hawed and eventually called, and he can kiss those chips goodbye. Calia turned up 
, and his full house appeared to be plenty good enough to win him the pot.
