Pansier Soars Up the Rankings

Marcus Dieleman limped in as first to act. Andreas Klatt followed suit in the cutoff, and Gergo Nagy did so on the button.

Nino Pansier sat in the small blind and upped the ante to 72,000. Dieleman and Nagy called, while Klatt got out of the way.

Pansier then slammed in a pot-sized bet on the A♣9♣4♠ flop. Dieleman folded, but Nagy put his opponent all-in for 502,000, receiving a quick call.

Nino Pansier: A♦J♠9♠8♦ All in
Gergo Nagy: Q♥Q♣5♣2♥

Pansier's two pair remained best as the 6♥2♠ runout did not improve Nagy's hand. He raked in the seven-figure pot, ending up as the table chipleader.