against Emiliano Conti's
. Either way he failed to spike, and consequently hit the rail.
against Emiliano Conti's
. Either way he failed to spike, and consequently hit the rail.
As you can see from the latest updates, Liv Boeree is doing pretty well here as we push towards the deep money. The Brit almost didn't make it to Day 3, though, running her mighty seven-deuce into aces late yesterday afternoon. Check out how Liv's walkthrough of the hand with Glo:
and got called by a gentleman holding
. "I flopped the flush draw obviously, but..." He shrugged in a most Gallic fashion as he picked up his €9,000 payday.
against Gianfranco Ironico's
.
, and Pantaleo continued out with a bet of 22,500. Boeree wanted to play for more, and she bumped it up to 68,000 total. That was enough to fold the big blind, and Pantaleo put in the call to see another card.
. He checked, and Liv stacked out a bet of 110,000 and slid it into the middle. Pantaleo wasn't going anywhere; he made the call.
, and Boeree elected to check behind her opponent and show it down. She flipped up
, and Pantaleo tumbled his
into the muck with some degree of frustration.
. Jacob Karlsson and Mattias De Meulders checked from the blinds, Heinz Kamutzki fired out 42,000 and Kamir Karabulut called.
turn and
were checked down very cautiously by the two big as both were obviously a little worried about the other. Karlsson flipped
to take the pot as Kamutzki could only show a interestingly played
.
against
. The board of
looked fairly safe but then an ugly little
came on the river and Vitkind was gone.
Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 500


