Perez Can't Get a Caller
Level 7
: 300/600, 75 ante
It's hard to run short-stacked, but even worse when you can't double-up because no-one will call off your all-in move. Daniel Perez is in that unenviable position, right now, as with almost seven levels in the can, he only has half of his starting stack. His all-in move over Brigido Cucart's opening bet to 1,200 for a total of 13,000 got no callers and he must settle for another spot.
We are definitely at the stage where players need to make a move for the later levels on Day 1b.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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46,000 | |
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15,000 |
and with 5,400 in the middle, Vicente Serra saw Michael Darbeaud bet 2,500 into the pot and raised all-in for a total of 37,500. 
and Escote continued for 2,200. Only Metin called and the 
turn saw another bet worth 3,000 by Escote. Metin called and faced a final bet worth 7,500 on the 
river.
for a bluff.
, the action checked to Brent Parlee from under the gun and he bet 3,800. Isabel Baltazar and Fares Shehadeh in the big blind called and the 
appeared on the turn.
river was a blank and Parlee doubled, while Michael Panovec walked over to Alexander Teufel to explain how he had busted.
, Mladen Ivanov bet 2,200 and called the raise to 6,500 from Haykel Cherif Vidal. 
and Haykel Cherif Vidal moved all-in for 25,000 and got a quick fold, to catch up on his opponent in the counts.
, Ali Polat moved all-in for his final 10,200 and got a pretty quick call from Jesus Arteta. 
and river 
gave Polat a valuable double-up.
and Di Ceglie spiked both over cards to get up to six figures.
