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All in for several thousand in the big blind, Patroncini found himself up against two players in Nikolaos Panopoulos (cut-off) and Sorin Posa (small blind), with a pot of 20,000 created on the side.
On the
flop, Panopoulos' hand began quivering slightly as he made a very suspicious bet of 6,000. Posa must have picked up on something, as he made the fold allowing Panopoulos to show 
for a flopped set. Patroncini could only muster 
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on the turn led to Italian celebrations, however, as Patroncini punched the air in delight, the final 
on the river led to him shouting, "Prossimo al Papá". I was originally unaware that there was any relation between Panopoulos and Patroncini, but nevertheless it was sad to see him so competitive towards his sibling... who actually seemed to be a little older!
as he raked in another pot.
on a 
. "You show?" he says to Prusa, the latter teasing him before refusing to show or say anything. "Good bluff then," continues Blatny sounding as though he was rueing his decision.
against 
. I didn't see whose Aces they belonged to, but Ian Nelson was shaking his head after a 10,000 pot was handed to the Swede, who looked to be leaving the table until the river of a 
board.
