Charlie Carrel Eliminated By Sebastian Veghinas

On a board of , Charlie Carrel had moved all in for 18,300, which was more than the size of the pot. Behind him, Sebastian Veghinas thought for a bit, then moved all in for a whopping 54,800.

It brought the action to the third player in the hand, Sirfan Hissou, who appeared to have a huge hand for the situation. He shook his hand, removed his sunglasses, stared intensely at Veghinas, then tried to chat him up to get a read.

"I beat aces," he says to Veghinas.

The dealer quickly informed no talking of any kind was allowed, as it was a multi-way pot. Veghinas, not the one to back down from a verbal war, and Hissou remained silent for the remainder of the hand. The German counted out the calling chips, thought for a while longer, then folded face-up with a pained expression on his face.

"Whoa, I want that one!", Carrel laughed, as he tried to reach for the mucked hand.

Charlie Carrel:
Sebastian Veghinas:

Silently, Hissou witnessed how the dealer burned and turned the , followed by the river, which would've kept his hand in front on showdown. As it was, Veghinas now raked in the pot and Carrel was eliminated.