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, and both players checked. When the turn brought the 
, Black led out with a bet of 5,000, and Da Silva called quickly. The river was the 
, and Black flicked out a tiny bet of 2,000. Da Silva shook his head and called, and Black showed 
, his two pair good enough to win.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 200
. Levi shook his head and showed his 
.
. That's all she wrote for the well-hatted Frenchman.
Andy Black's stack has been up and down like the U.S. Stock Market today, but he's been holding his own with bad position on the aggressive Ruben Visser. During an earlier break, Glo caught up with The Bearded One to talk about anything but poker. Check it out:
; the pot had somehow swelled to around 150,000. When we caught up with the action, there was a bet of 150,000 in front of Jeff Sarwer. Across the table, Andre Santos appeared to have fallen asleep over his remaining 90,000 or so, head in hands.
to double up to 90,000. Luis Rodrigues was the hapless gent who paid him off in full, and looked extremely put out as he dropped to 100,000 or so.
flop. Nicolo Calia across the table considered it but passed; back to Andy Black in the small blind, who called. 
