When we reached Table 7, the board had already completed . Simon Brooks had a bet laying out in front of him, and Stefano Terziani opted to put in a raise to what looked like 8,000. Brooks entered the tank, then moved all in.
Terziani instantly called, ripping over for a flopped full house, but to his chagrin, Brooks had the same hand - .
Andrew Hulme, Joe Kuether, Ludovic Geilich, and Walid Bou Habib all took a flop of . Habib checked, Hulme fired out 1,300, and everybody called.
The turn was the , and the action checked to Geilich, who bet 4,725. Only Kuether called.
The completed the board, both players checked, and Kuether showed for missed straight and flush draws. Geilich took down the pot with for a pair of sevens.
Kuljinder Sidhu opened for 650 from the under-the-gun position and Team PokerStars Pro Vanessa Rousso made the call. The cutoff came along, as did the button and big blind, and it was five-way action to the flop. Two checks put action on Rousso and she bet 2,000. Action folded back to Sidhu and he woke up with a check-raise to 5,000.
Rousso ended up making the call, the dealer burned and turned the , and Sidhu led out for another 5,000. Rousso took stock of her stack before announcing that she was all in for 16,125. Sidhu snap-called.
Sidhu:
Rousso:
Rousso made a flush on the turn to crack Sidhu's kings, but a club on the river would give Sidhu a bigger flush. Fortunately for Rousso that didn't happen as the harmless peeled off.
Nicolas Levi raised to 400 from UTG and was called by Georgios Karakousis, Paul Foltyn and Majid Iqbal. The flop was checked to Levi who bet 900, Karakousis made the call, Foltyn folded and Iqbal called.
The turn was the and this time Iqbal and Levi checked to Karakousis who bet 1,200, Iqbal then check-raised to 2,500 and Levi folded. Karakousis quickly called.
The river was the and both players checked, Karakousis tabled and it proved to still be good.
Vanessa Rousso is bouncing back up quickly. she just knocked out Paris Dedes. Dedes had bet 6,250 on the turn of a only for the Team PokerStars Pro to move all in. Dedes had about 15,000 behind and found himself priced into to call.
We missed the action, but we do know that Finger got his last 16,000 all in on the turn with a board reading . Daniel Weinman called him holding the nuts with the , and Finger was drawing to a chop with the . The river was not the king Finger needed and he feel just short of the second break of the day.