Oh, we have had some fun and games over at Table 3 and most of the fun has centred around Roberto Romanello. Our attention was drawn to the table after a hugh gathering amassed themselves around the table just as a rather irate [Removed:283] was walking away in apparent disgust.
We spoke to Romanello to get the low down on the action and this is what he told us. There was a limper and a raise and a cold call by [Removed:288]. Romanello had pocket Kings and made a huge raise to 8,500 which [Removed:288] called. The flop was 
and Romanello checked and [Removed:288] bet 10,000 and Romanello called. The river was and Romanello once again checked before [Removed:288] announced he was all-in. This was a decision for all of Romanello's chips and after having a discussion with the Italian decided to make the call and showed the pocket Kings. [Removed:288] erupted when he saw them and started to say a lot of words very loudly in Italian, mostly directed at Romanello, before storming out of the building. [Removed:288] has not returned in the past twenty minutes and there is just over 1,000 in chips where he used to sit.
A few hands later and he is at it again. This time against Ange Thierry Astorga. Romanello opened from early position to 725 and Astorga three-bet from the button making it 2,025 to play. Romanello makes the call. The flop is 
and Romanello again checks to Astorga who bets 5,000 and Romanello calls. The river is the 
and Romanello again checks and so does Astorga.
"King high." Says Astorga.
Romanello shows 
.
"I was calling you down with Ace high. Why does everyone want to bluff Romanello today?" Said the Welshman.
. Michael Huber had checked and his opponent had bet 5,600. Huber with 20,000 behind him made the call. The river was the 
and Huber checked and his opponent declared all-in. Huber was wearing headphones at the time and he simply rolled his cards face up to show 
but didn't say anything.
and at risk
river too but this time his opponent quickly moved all in for 22,725. ElkY thought about it for a few moments, but eventually folded, shaking his head.
flop.
and the action goes check, check
and Luske checked over to John who bet 500. The big blind folded and Luske made the call. The turn was the 
and both players checked before Luske threw in a 1,000 bet when he saw the 
