The brains behind Videoslots.com is playing the Grand Event & he is offering a €1,000 bounty for anyone who knocks him out... there’s only 1 rule though, the players who knocks him out needs to be registered on videoslots.com before knocking him out.
Alexander Stevendahl will be moved every 25 minutes or so to give more people the chance of knocking him out of the tournament and has just been moved to Table #19.
The flop read , Stefano Tiziani checked in the small blind and Omri Zaidman did the same in the big blind. Andrei Nodea bet 550 and only Tiziani made the call.
The turn brought them the on which they both checked through to the on the river. Terziani checked for the last time, Nodea bet 1,500 and Terziani needed some more time. He stared at the board, trying to figure out his options, glanced at Nodea and then called. Nodea tabled for the turned pair of aces to make Terziani muck his own hand.
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The tournament clock is showing 520 entries right now with 478 players remaining. They have all just been sent for the first 15-minute break of the day.
Mory Imrak raised to 300 from the early position and was called by Mark Vella in the lojack, Georg Kerschbaumer in the hijack, Asaf Sarusi in the cutoff and [Removed:257] in the big blind.
The flop came , Tahirovic checked, Imrak continued with a bet of 525, Vella called, Kerschbaumer folded, Sarusi raised. Tahirovic folded, Imrak three-bet to 5,025, Vella folded, and Sarusi shoved for 10,300 in total. Imrak snap-called.
Asaf Sarusi:
Mory Imrak:
Sarusi had flopped the flush draw and Imrak held two pair.
The rest of the board was completed with the on the turn and the on the river to take Sarusi out of the running for now as he made his way to the cashier to reenter.