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. In went the rest from the small blind, snap went the call. Zaichenko had 
, or something very like it (I was behind a newly-interested crowd at the time) but Hindin had flopped a Queen-high flush which held to bust him. At least he gets over £11k, which is a whole lot more than 19th place.
river, which both players checked. 
for the straight. It was good enough to beat Romanello however -- the Welshman just mucked and was down to 100,000, while Griffin moved on up to 240,000.
flop, but it was Ville Haavisto who bet first - 16k. Over to Rees, who shipped in the whole of his stack (only 34,500) and then looked back at Haavisto. 
but Vilmunen held 
which turned into a house with a rivered Jack.
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 0
flop to Roberto Romanello on the button, who bet 16,000. Hindin check-raised the pot, though -- another 48,000 -- and an uncharacteristically quiet Romanello folded, leaving himself on 70,000.
flop, though, and Lederer took it down with a 20,000 bet. 
board, though, and Lederer showed an actual hand comprising two kings and a couple less relevant cards with them, and Griffin just mucked.
flop, which all three checked.
and Bloom checked again. Vilmunen now bet out 32,000 -- only for Kimber to raise pot (136,000), leaving himself just shrapnel behind. Bloom was delighted to get out of their way, Vilmunen made the reraise, Kimber made the all-in call, and they were on their backs. 
(does he ever not have a hand?) for trip kings 
for the straight
. Like payday, it was checks all round.
and Lederer, first to act, checked no more. He bet what looked a lot like 160k and would have put Bjorin all-in and seriously crippled Griffin if he called and lost... both players gave it some thought but in the end Lederer took it down there on the turn.
