A preflop raising war ends with John Tabatabai pushing all-in preflop just covering Ulliot, the latter tanks for about seven or eight minutes, and folds face up, hoping for Tabatabai to reciprocate.
He responds, "All I will say is that I would not have folded your hand..."
A preflop raising war between Neil Channing and [Removed:335] ends in the former all-in.
Channing is upset that the deck hasn't been changed due to a marked card as he turns over , dominated by [Removed:336]'s .
The board comes and Channing rivers the card to stay alive. [Removed:336] is visibly very frustrated and bangs his hand against a rail, swearing quietly to himself.
What's going to happen next in this topsy-turvy match?
The blinds are now 200/400 in the [Removed:336]/Channing match and, like so many of the matches, there's been a complete change around as Channing has been chipped away at by his opponent.
[Removed:336] has about 16,000 or so now which means that the former Irish Open winner now needs to make a move very soon...
With 1,200 in the pot and the board reading Devilfish fired a pot-sized bet and Tabatabai let out a deep sigh eventually calling as though he was throwing money away.
Devilfish showed a miss which meant Tabatabai's was good enough.