Eslami Betting Into ElkY
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Bertrand 'ElkY' Grospellier raised to 22,000, from the button, and Ali Eslami made the call in the big blind. The pair shared a flop of 
and Eslami surprised ElkY by coming out betting. The price was 31,000 and Elky obliged. Onto the turn - and the 
- and once again Eslami pounded away with a 46,000 bet, which ElkY quickly called. The fifth and final community card was the 
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"I am all-in," declared Eslami.
The bet was 125,000 and if we could see ElkY's shaded eyes we are sure they would be wide open by now. The Frenchman took a few moments before surrendering the pot to Eslami.
"Nice hand," acknowledged Shaun Deeb.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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337,000
54,000
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54,000 |
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157,000
-121,000
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-121,000 |
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flop roll out. Cronin checked to let Eslami bet 21,000, then check-raised to 53,000. Eslami announced a pot reraise, and Cronin called all in for 131,000 total. He showed up 
was the dominating jack, and Cronin needed help in a hurry.
turn provided none, but the river was the life saver. Cronin found the 
on fifth street to improve to kings up, and with it comes a double up over 300,000.
. Corkins liked it and came out betting for 25,000. Charania also liked it because he raised pot. It was sufficient an amount to put Corkins all-in and he made the call.
and river 
and Corkins doubled up to 250,000 chips. Mohsin was reduced to a mere 30,000.
in the big blind. That was plenty good enough to get his last 45,000 into the pot, and Corkins called with the superior 
board, and he's been sent off to the dance.
flop, and Landfish took his cue to bet 45,000. It appears he fell right into Ivey's trap, though, as the check-shove came quickly. It was 69,000 total, and Ivey certainly expected to get an instant call. But that call didn't come instantly or even eventually. In fact, it never came. Landfish could not match the bet, and he surrendered to let Ivey chip his way back into the mix.
and by this time Moorman was a 
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