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gave Petrushevskii a flush draw, which had Halimi visibly nervous and crouching over the table.
also gave his opponent a straight draw and the whole table was enjoying the major sweat.
and much of the table was shocked that Halimi was able to fade all the outs and get back to a bit over 12 big blinds.
to pair Galvao's nine on the river, winning him the pot and a huge quadruple up in the process.
and both players tapped the table.
turn, Tekle put out a bet of 20,000 and Ugurtas raised to 75,000. Tekle sat there for about a minute before making the call.
and Tekle checked to Ugurtas who made the check, much to Tekle's dismay.
for a full house and added to his stack, which is beginning to hover around a million.
completed the board, eliminating Ribeiro, sending Fischer to around 2,300,000, and giving Fischer his ninth bounty of the day.
was kind to Ulloa as his nines were still best and Kolev was left without straight or flush possibilities.
putting Kolev way out in front with Ulloa drawing to just two outs.
board on the turn gave Pepping some hope with a flush draw, but the 