Panagiotis Papaisidorou moved all in and got a call from his nemesis at the table Vanessa Selbst.
Papaisidorou had a pair 
and Selbst showed 
The pain didn’t come until the turn of a final board showing 
.
"Really nice playing with you." Came the heartfelt commiserations from Selbst as Papaisidorou took his leave, saying it had been very interesting.
Domenico Drammis raised to 32,000 from the cutoff and Stephen Graner cut out a stack of yellow T-25,000 chips to raise it up, making it 430,000 to go. He then reminded his opponent not to table his cards yet because he was not 100% sure if that had Drammis covered.
The Italian checked his stack and then moved all in for what looked like 390,000.
Drammis: 
Graner: 
Drammis was ready to leave after the 
flop, but Graner reminded his opponent to stay as he had picked up a flush draw with the 
turn. The dealer burned and turned the 
and that sent Drammis to the rail.
Team PokerStars Pro Vanessa Selbst recently appeared on Brian Koppelman's podcast 'The Moment' and we talked about some of the topics that were discussed.
Koppelman, who wrote Rounders, asked several very personal questions and Selbst offered very honest and open insights into her life during this interview.
Click here to listen to the full interview.
Davidi Kitai bet 48,000 on the turn of a 
board and then folded to the 217,000-all in bet of Roman Pavliuk.
Artem Metalidi raised to 35,000 and then called the three-bet of Petr Jelinek in the big blind for 106,000. Jelinek bet 100,000 on the 
flop and Metalidi moved all in with the superior stack. Jelinek called off with 
but his hand was only second best to the 
of Metalidi.
Both the 
on the turn and the 
river changed nothing whatsoever and the local hero was sent to the rail in 30th place.
Sergey Lebedev raised to 35,000 and then called the raise of Albert Daher in the cutoff for 87,000. On the 
flop, Lebedev check-called a bet of 93,000 by Daher and both players then checked the on the turn. Lebedev pushed all in for more than 1 million in chips on the 
river and had Daher well covered.
Daher took some time before committing his last 310,000 into the pot and then saw the bad news as Lebedev turned over 
. "Bad call," Daher said and revealed before heading to the rail.
Stephen Graner raised to 35,000 and then called the shove of Ji Zhang from one seat over for 190,000 in the cutoff. Graner's 
held up in a coin flip versus on a board of 
.
On a flop of 
, Andras Nemeth check-called a bet of 55,000 by fellow Hungarian Balazs Botond and the on the turn was checked through. The river saw a bet of Nemeth and that went through without call.
Petr Jelinek raised to 35,000, Artem Metalidi three-bet to 97,000 and then Panagiotis Papaisidorou moved all in for 534,000 from one seat over. Neither opponent was interested to call and the chips went to Papaisidorou.
One player limped before Dobromir Nikov raised it up and it got to Peter Turmezey in the big blind who moved all in.
The limper folded and Nikov made the call and tabled . Turmezey was out of his chair when he saw that and put his own 
in front of him.
The cards ran out 
and was out.
button in Safari
