and one of the blinds called also. The flop came down 
and it was checked to Praz who bet 650. One of the blinds called and the original raiser folded. The turn was the 
and it was checked to Praz again, who bet 1,250 and he was called a second time. On the 
river his opponent now set him in for his remaining chips and, after a dwell, Praz made the call and his opponent instantly mucked handing Praz the pot.
, called a reraise, before moving in on a 
flop after his opponent had led into him. With , the shorter of the two stacks quickly called, and subsequently survived a raggy turn and river to leave Goodwin nearing the felt.
, UTG led for 1,250, another player (who I believe was Italian) pushed all in, Bansi folded, and the initial bettor called. 
versus 
. The 
turn favoured the Italian, and as the non-pairing 
hit the river, he leapt from his seat like an epileptic salmon and started celebrating raucously. "Yes, yes, yes!" he exclaimed in jubilation.
and called behind. This guy saved me some money by pushing the flop."
with 
on a 
and is now down to circa 3,000 in chips.
versus 
but was unable to survive a 
board.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 0
and checked-called an 
flop. I then checked the turn and bet the 
river. Before I'd even bet, he'd mucked his hand. I also had kings one hand in the small blind, and there was a raise of 400, and a reraise to 1,200 before me. I had several thousand and just pushed all in, but I guess I'm only getting called there by aces, so I'd probably be better off doing it with seven-six suited. It's a strange one."
a few posts earlier as Italian, when he is in fact Lebanese. 
