Jean Tepper opened for 750 and found caller in small blind Albert Daher and big blind Ludovic Geilich. They saw a flop of and when the blinds folded Tepper bet 2,500. Daher made the call and Geilich folded. The turn card was the a check from Daher and Tepper kept the pressue on. He tried to bet 10,000 with two grey T5000 chips but one slipped from his grasp and it was ruled a string bet. 5,000 it was to Daher. “You always have it?” asked Daher. “I flopped and ace.” Said Tepper. Daher folded and Tepper showed him the . Daher showed him his own so Tepper obliged and showed him the . Guess he does always have it. We’ll see.
On the turn of a board, Toby Lewis made a big push for 31,425 into a pot of about 25,000 against Michele Dattani. Dattani got a count then opted for a call against the Englishman.
Lewis:
Dattani:
The river was the and Lewis picked up a big pot to leave Dattani short.
Ludovic Geilich bet 1,800 on a board of and four players found their fold buttons in quick succession. “Yeah!” Said Geilich as the pot was pushed to him. He’s slowly on the comeback trail after a disastrous start.
Sergey Pronin didn’t have much left, and what he had was over the line. Ihar Soika checked how much a player behind him was playing and then re-shoved hoping to isolate the all in player. It worked. Pronin had and was racing against the of Soika. The cards ran out . Pronin was out and a few more chips were added to Soika’s stack. Dmitry Yurasov, sat to his right was chuckling away telling PokerNews to write that it was a terrible call. He thought it was so funny he decided to play the next hand with Soika.
They got to a flop of and Yurasov check called a bet of 1,150. They both checked the turn . When the river brought the Yurasov splashed out a bet of 2,300 which was quickly called by Soika. Yurasov turned over for the flush which set off another bought of the giggles. Well he certainly seems to be enjoying it so far.