€50,000 Super High Roller Day 1 | 2014 PokerStars.com EPT Season 11 Barcelona

Talal Shakerchi just walked out of the tournament room, the first to do so today because of a lack of chips.

On a board, Shakerchi was seen bet out 25,200 from the small blind, with about 100,000 behind. John Juandaon the button moved him all in by pushing about 150,000 forward.

After quite some thinking, Shakerchi made the call by tossing in a single 100 chip. He had to commit the rest of his chips as well, and wouldn't get them back anytime soon as he was drawing dead. His had no way of improving against Juanda's .

The meaningless fell on the river, and Shakerchi made his way to the exit. He's able to buy back in till the start of Day 2, so we might just see one more appearance from the seasoned amateur.

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Playing in EPT Barcelona SHR. Drew table 4-4. Very unlucky # for my opponents!August 18, 2014

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Player	Chips	Progress
John Juanda	405,000	155,000
Talal Shakerchi	Busted

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There was a lot of commotion on Table 1, and a lot of people were watching as the biggest pot of the tournament was being played. Not just press and players from other tables, but late registrants awaiting their table like Ole Schemion and Tony Gregg were there as well looking on.

Apparently, Vanessa Selbst in the big blind had squeezed before the flop, and received calls in no less than four spots, according to one player on the rail. The flop got checked through, Govert Metaal told us.

We saw a 34,000 go into the pot from Selbst and Holz once the hit the turn, the other players got out of the way. The river brought the and Selbst checked. Holz, who was seated in early position, bet out a mere 50,800 after some hefty thinking.

Action was on Vanessa Selbst, who pushed all in. After the dealer was done counting, it turned out to be 211,300 total.

Holz again took his time, and rightfully so as it was for a huge pot. Minutes went by without anything happening, and eventually Holz made the call.

Selbst turned over her , and Holz mucked. As it was an all in for Selbst, Holz's cards were eventually turned on their back and everyone saw that the young German player had called with for top pair and top kicker.