Eames Takes On Ramage
John Eames and Grayson Ramage will no doubt have tussled with each other many times in the online poker world, and now they are seated at each other's table here in picturesque Prague.
It was Ramage who opened the betting with a raise to 1,200 from under the gun, a bet that only Eames — seated three seats to Ramage's left — called. The pair shared a 
flop, Ramage checked and Eames checked behind.
The turn brought the 
into play and now Ramage lead, making it 1,600 to play. Eames raised to 5,000 and Ramage went into the tank. For the first time in the hand Ramage looked away from the table and glanced at Eames. Then he grabbed a handful of green chips, gave them a riffle and put them back in his stack. After 30-40 seconds of thinking about what the best course of action was, Ramage folded and left Eames to pick up the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
61,000 | -18,000 |
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, and Rodriguez paused for a bit before tossing out 13,800.
, and again Rodriguez sat quietly for 30 seconds or so. He then reached for chips, and pushed forward 23,100.
- completed the board, and Rodriguez sat silently.
for tens full of aces, and Avramidis showed 
for a lesser full house. After the stacks were quickly counted down, Avramidis exited the room, and Rodriguez pulled in a wave of multi-colored chips.
. Before Chang had a chance to act in the under-the-gun position, Alexey Andreev moved all in out of turn for just over 44,000.
. Despite that loss, Chang is still doing better than the last time we checked in on him and is in good shape to make Day 2; likewise, Andreev is doing well with 67,000.
completed the board, and Ojeil tossed out three blue T5,000 chips, putting Mizzi all in. Mizzi thought long and hard about the decision, and after three minutes in the tank, Ojeil called time.
for aces and sevens.
. He then hit the rail while Ojeil stacked his newfound chips.
