How packed is it in the ballroom? Just check out the scene as Gloria updates you on the flight from Day 1a with who's here and how big the field is so far.
How packed is it in the ballroom? Just check out the scene as Gloria updates you on the flight from Day 1a with who's here and how big the field is so far.
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board and turned over pocket eights for a full house, only to find his all-in opponent holding pocket sixes for quads. O'Brien is left with just 1,300 and probably some very bitter memories from EPT Berlin.
flop to his lone opponent, who bet 1,600. Kang called, and both checked the
on the turn. The river was the
, and Kang checked a third time. His opponent slid out 2,800, and Kang looked him up. The bettor could only show
for jack-high, meaning Kang's
was good for the pot with or without his pair of eights.
on the turn, Martin Kabrhel moved all in for his last 10,500. His opponent thought about it for a long time while Kabrhel sat absolutely still behind his sunglasses. Eventually he folded, and Kabrhel sprang into life again to rake in the pot, taking his chip count up to 18,000.



and Julien Brecard checked to Paul Berende. Berende fired 2,300 and Brecard made the call.
on board. Brecard fired 6,200. Berende made the call after a few minutes in the tank. Brecard tapped the table and then Berende tabled the 
. Brecard mucked and dropped to 36,000 while Berende moved up to 42,000.


and Sarwer fired a continuation bet of 1,350 to take down the pot.




. After taking a minute in the tank, Kapalas made the call. His opponent then tabled the 
for a king-high straight and Kapalas mucked his hand, dropping to 29,000 chips.


. Lellouche checked and his opponent fired 3,000. Lellouche made the call.
and Lellouche checked. His opponent checked behind.
and Lellouche bet 6,600. His opponent made the call and watched as Lellouche tabled the 
for two pair. The player then tabled the 
for a set of jacks and won the pot, knocking Lellouche down to 8,775.