, Andrew Chen tanked for an age befoe making the call to Luke Fields' 7,150 bet. The river was the 
and Fields' set Chen all-in for his 15,000 or so by throwing out a bunch of 5k chips out to cover him.
on a 
board before finding his opponent pushing on the river. Mattern made the call but had run into 
in a rather cold spot.
and two checks to Minieri. He put out a continuing bet of 5,325, and that was enough to garner two quick folds and take it down right there. 
, and Rusnak tapped the table. When Minieri bet 3,825 though, he stuck in a check-raise to 9,800, and that was enough to quickly fold the pesky Italian and earn the American the retaliatory pot.
and judging by the pot and bet sizes we hazard that Jan Skampa bet out from early position. Either way, his opponent Mauro Tarantini made it 3,600 to go from the button - to which Skampa responded by moving in for 15,700. After a pause, Tarantini sighed and folded, showing the 
.
flop but had to fold when the player next to him reraised all-in. Hougaard mucked and got shown 
for his trouble.
board to pick a small pot. Hey, every little helps.
, the pot comprised over 35,000 in chips, the players were just two - namely Dario Minieri (big blind) and Frank Rusnak (cutoff). A bet of 15,000 lay on the felt in front of Rusnak.
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Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
. There had been some sort of flop action that put about 11,000 chips in the pot, and all three players checked on fourth street. The 
filled out the board, and that drew a leading bet of 5,000 from Serge Fourmaux. Pagano flicked the calling chip from his stack, and that was enough to fold the third player in the hand.
for one pair, and he seemed to know it was no good. Pagano flipped up , and his two pair was enough take down the pot. He's up to 41,000.
