, and the bet from the very awesomely named Fabian Gentile was a whopping 80,000.His opponent Tim Pedersen sat back in his chair, looking unhappy. "Full house?" he hazarded but didn't act. Eventually he decided he couldn't fold his hand and made the huge call for around half his remaining stack.
Gentile turned over
for the top full house."Damn it!" shouted Pedersen, "You lucky f***." He threw his
for the broadway straight down on the table and then he stormed off. When he returned it was to a very much reduced 70,000 stack. Gentile meanwhile is up to around 300,000.
, and Wissing checked. "It's you. It's yours. Take it, take it," he said, gesturing for ElkY to bet. The Elk did, sliding out 2,500. Wissing called, though, and then began pleading for another four on the turn.
. The two men check-checked to keep it friendly, and they did the same when the 
filled out the board. ElkY showed up 
, and it was his four that was good enough to win the small, chatter-filled pot.
. HenrikJunker made the call with 
and although there was a glimmer of hope for Visser on the flop, it was not to be and he took his leave without a word.
. Ricky Fohrenbach was heads up and first to act, and he tapped the table. Pieter Kouijzer was in position, and he stuck out a bet of 8,500. Fohrenbach gave him a stare for a minute or so before calling.
for top two, and Kouijzer looked absolutely gutted. A 
and ElkY bet out. After a moment Jacob Rasmussen on the button made the call.
. The gentleman in the big blind, who was most inconsiderately hiding his ID card under his chips, had checked to Eastgate. Eastgate bet 8,500, and Mr. Big Blind called.
and Mr. Big Blind checked again. This time Eastgate bet 11,900 and his opponent tanked for a time while railers murmured to each other. Then he called.
that turned was scary for Romanello, but ultimately safe. The 
