Even though he's been by and large quiet today, Roberto Romanello's dulcet Welsh tones are rarely ignored by the media and this hand was no exception. Alfonso Amendola started it off with an under the gun limp preflop, which was raised to 700 by his neighbour, whom our list says is Nicholas Teichert. Over to Romanello on the button, who made it 3,075. Teichert alone called.
The flop, 
, was checked by both of them, but the 
on the turn saw a check-fold from Teichert. Romanello bet 2,075, and immediately as if out of the walls a film crew materialised around him.
"I have ace high," said Romanello, piping up. "That's a value bet. I think I am beating you." He got a call in the end, and he bet the 
turn too - this time 8,000. No resistance this time from Teichert.
board.
for two pair but Kelly flipped 
for a better two pair to elevate his own stack back up to 27,000.
against the button, the latter raising to 4,100. Ruthenberg then made it 10,500 to go before the button set him all-in for about 35,000.
for a flopped full house
for a flush draw that was useless unless he hit running 
and 
or running aces to chop.
leaving the 
being academic. The German is up to 70,000.
board - he raised to 16,000, enough to put the other gentleman in. The gentleman called all in, and they would soon be at 35,000 apiece, though moving in opposite directions.
