Brenes Draws a Bad Seat
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: 100/200, 25 ante
While the chip stack of Humberto Brenes has been more-or-less constant today, his seating situation has been unenviable, to say the least.
Brenes began the day with position on his son Roberto, and both of the Breneses had to deal with Angel Guillen at their table. Roberto was moved early on, and now dad and Guillen have had their table broken. We missed where Guillen disappeared to because we were following Brenes across the room with our eyes. He stopped over here at a table near us, and he's just sat down on the direct left of another Team PokerStars Pro, Argentina's Leo Fernandez.
flop. The small blind checked and Csome fired 1,600. The middle-position player called and the small blind folded.
and paired the board. Both players checked to see the 
fall on the river. Csome bet 2,000 and his opponent made the call.
and his opponent slid his hand into the muck.
flop, 
., but was no good against her opponent's 
.
and river the 
. De Melo sent over the chips, paying off her opponent's all-in bet worth 7,750 and was knocked back to 6,300.
, and the table checked all the way around to Fox, who was on the button. He bet 800 into the pot of 1,200, and now only one opponent called to proceed. The turn came the 
was the last card off the deck, and the check-raiser checked once again. Fox took pause to study the scenario, then made a 4,000-chip bet of his own. His opponent folded without incident, and the WSOPE Main Event champion has rebounded back up above starting stack.
and action checked to Barbero. He bet 1,000 and only the button made the call to see the 
completed the board on the river and Barbero checked. His opponent bet 2,100 and Barbero went into the tank for a few long minutes. After about the third minute of his tank, his opponent requested that the clock be placed on Barbero. It was and he had 60 seconds to make a decision before his hand was declared dead.
for top pair of kings.
. It was three-way action with an opponent on either side of Guillen, and they both matched his bet to see the turn card.
, and now the table checked to the gentleman with position in the hijack seat. He made a bet of 1,900, enough to fold the third player in the hand and send the decision back to Guillen. "Un azul?" he asked of his opponent, making sure he had just one blue T5,000 chip left. That was indeed the case as the gentleman was sitting with 6,050 after making his bet. Guillen promptly called, and the 
landed on the river. When Guillen checked again, his opponent put about half his remaining chips into the pot with a final bet of 3,000.