This time it was Atanas Gueorgiev's turn to raise from the button, this time to 14,000. Moises Parrilla pushed all in for 98,000 from the big blind, but he had timed it poorly as he was absolutely dominated by Gueorgiev's thoroughly premium holding.
Parrilla:
Gueorgiev:
Board:
Parrilla is out, and the Bulgarian has around 200,000.
Back from the break with mere pocket change, Patric Martensson open-shoved in early position. Roland De Wolfe announced that he was all in too, everyone else folded, and they were on their backs.
On the hand immediately after Arnaud Mattern crippled Isabelle Mercier by hitting a runner-runner Broadway straight, Mercier was all in from the small blind and started packing up her things before the cards were even dealt, apparently resigned to her fate.
Mattern opened for 10,500 and Brian Jensen called from the big blind. Both players checked the flop and the that fell on the turn. The river was the and Jensen set out an 8,000 bet, eliciting a fold from Mattern.
Jensen turned up for top pair and Mercier peeked at her cards for the first time. She turned over and with a heavy sigh, headed out the door to applause from the rail.
I bet Isabelle is looking for that punching bag from her infamous PokerStars commercial right about now.
The very next hand, Martensson raised all in from the small blind to a limp from Atanas Gueorgiev on the button; Gueogiev called and it was a micro-showdown for Martensson.
Martensson:
Gueorgiev:
Board:
Martensson micro-doubled up to around 20,000 and folded his button the next hand to leave him still just about hanging in there as they went to the break.