Levi:
Murariu:
But oh, the cruelty...
Board:
As Levi trudged away from the table, we heard him mutter something that sounded awfully like, "Le snowboard, hein."
Gloria caught up with fellow ginger Mark Vos on Day 1B of EPT Snowfest 2010. It is a shame Mr. Vos is so shy.


and Danzer checked. Pascha bet 50,000 and loudly went into an Austrian celebratory rant that the entire room could head. The player in the cutoff folded and Danzer opted to call his last 3,000 all in with 
, needing running diamonds to beat Pascha's 
.
turn card and
river card sent Danzer packing. Hermann Pascha appears to be the chip leader in the room with 170,000.
flop, with Luca Pagano on the button. The first player checked, the second player bet 6,500, Pagano called and the first player got out of the way.
turn and this time Mr. Opponent checked. Pagano bet 7,000 and Mr. Opponent stacked up his chips and looked just a hair's breadth away from shoving - but he folded, and Pagano took the pot to put him up to around 130,000, in contention for the chip lead.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 50

. Everyone checked around to Golser, and he flicked out a yellow chip worth a bet of 5,000. The small blind quickly called as the others ducked out, and it was heads up to the turn.
and a check-check from both players. The
completed the board, and the small blind patted the felt again. Golser fired out one last bet of 9,000, and his opponent again called with a quickness.
, and that's good enough to beat anything except a copy hand. His opponent did not have the other king-queen, and Golser picks up the pot with his full house. He's moved his way up to about 54,000 now.
by the time we caught up with the action; there was 30,000 in the pot, and Lam Trinh had checked. Jasper Wetemans bet a hefty 16,500 and Trinh looked positively tortured for a while before he called. Wetemans mucked before Trinh had even gone to flip his
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