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, to send Mercier's opponent home empty-handed. Mercier herself is up to about 11,000.
and the action folded around the table to the player in the big blind, who studied the situation carefully before committing his chips, tabling a very live 
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in favor of Chen's Big Slick, and the math wiz lives to see another day.
. His opponent, the big blind, check-raised to 4,000 but quickly waved the white flag when Pescatori's response was to move all in. The big blind had fewer chips than Pescatori and clearly did not want to risk them in this spot.
Businessman, philanthropist and Team PokerStars Pro Luca Pagano took some time out of his very busy schedule to chat with our own Gloria Balding about the role he played in organizing what has turned out to be a very successful tournament here in San Remo, and his new charity, Poker for Life.
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flop in a limp/checked pot, it checked around to Andreas Krause in the cutoff who bet 700. Marcel Luske folded his button, the small blind called and the big blind passed, leaving two players to see the turn. 
flop and Antonius plonked her remaining 5,000 in the middle. Without a moment's hesitation, her opponent called, and it wasn't looking good for Mrs. Antonius. 
