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against Jean-Robert Bellande's 
for his last 20,000. The board bricked out coming 
and the former Survivor star was shocked saying, "My mouth is still open. He called all in with A-2."
were still sitting face-up in front of him.
.
when an ace arrived on the board, increasing his stack to 15,000. Laak was still healthy at 22,000.
and was duly called by the shorter stack's . But the board ran out 
which drew an "Oh...my...God," from Jean-Robert Bellande, who had just been moved to this table. Trivedi rebuilt his stack to back over 20,000, having lost several large pots on his table to the Frenchmen Xavier Laszcz and Remy Biechel.
had had Greco in all sorts of difficulty with 
.
. Greco picked up a flush draw but the ladies held true and the American Michael won the battle and is now on 11,000.
and he dominated by the big blind's 
.
flop, with John Tabatabai putting out an unusual minimum bet of 300. Deeb bumped it up to 1,725 and Tabatabai called. The turn was the 
and Tabatabai again tossed out 300. Deeb, clearly not messing around, raised to 4,200 and after a moment of thought, Tabatabai announced all in. 
for the nut straight while Tabatabai showed for two pair. The river was the and Deeb doubled to 27,000 in chips while last year's WSOP-E Main Event runner-up was left with 15,600.
and Black's kings held, tripling him up to 14,000. O'Leary hit the rail, while Patton survived with 11,200 of his chips intact.
on the 
board but somehow Trivedi's had got there in the hand to increase his own standing.
and found himself up against his all in opponent's . The flop was 
, the A-K still leading, but Laak picked up an open-ended straight draw. The turn was a blank, the , but the arrived on the river, eliminating Laak's bewildered opponent. 
