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and Jan Skampa, who could definitely win a person-most-resembling-a-robot competition among our remaining runners, bet out form the small blind position. Claudio Coelho was the only caller.
turn and Skampa now bet 90,000. Coelho folded 
face up.
flop, though, both players gave it up to a 66,000 bet from Franklin.
and then having to lay it down to reraises all in from Jan Skampa and the like, so he must have been delighted when he looked down and found 
. He raised under the gun to 38,000, and Antonio Matias and Michel Abecassis in the blinds both made the call.
and Matias bet out 60,000. Abecassis flat-called, and the action moved over to Ainsworth, who announced all in for 278,000. Back to Matias - and he called. Now to Abecassis - and he re-shoved for 428,000 total. And Matias called that too. for top set
for top pair
for the straight
, giving the apparently golden Matias the straight as well
. Action folded all the way around to the big blind where Jeff Sarwer squeezed out 
and made the quick call.
. The Dutch pro managed to get his short stack in with live cards, but he was unable to improve to survive; Visser's day is done in 14th place.
a few hands after doubling Ainsworth, he open-shoved for his last 30,000 from late position. In the blinds, Claudio Coelho made the call with and the covering stack. . The on the turn left Guiglini drawing dead to his two-outer, and the on the river was indeed not an eight.
Level: 21
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
