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We've reached the end of another level, and the players have been sent off for a quick break. You've got a few minutes to kill, and we can't think of a better way to spend two of them than watching a video featuring Luca Pagano. Yesterday night, Glo caught up with the best-dressed man on the EPT circuit for a little thing we like to call, "Calling the Clock". Have a look:
board to find 100,000 in the pot and Timo Pfuetzenreuter in the hijack betting 38,700, leaving himself just 2,000 behind. Marine Labernardie in the cutoff removed her shades and eyed him up. She asked for the dealer to count the bet which he duly did, and then she counted out the call from her own stack. Then she dwelled up for a while.
, Katja Rooch moved all in for about 20,000. Jim Collopy looked a little concerned at first, but made the call with 
. Rooch showed 
and found no help on the turn or river, ending her tournament.
, in good shape against Delanne's 
.
and Hougaard won the hand to move to 115,000.
flop and Labernardie bet out a very hefty 30,000, her leg jiggling wildly under the table. Medja tanked up for a long time but eventually passed.
