Players recently spotted joining the field on Level 3 include Fahredin Mustafov and Arsenii Karmatckii.
Players recently spotted joining the field on Level 3 include Fahredin Mustafov and Arsenii Karmatckii.
In a blind versus blind battle, Kubanychbek Abakirov bet 17,500 on a flop of ![]()
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and Andrei Kaigorodtcev called in the small blind.
Both players checked the
turn as the
fell on the river. Kaigorodtcev this time moved all in for 57,000.
Abakirov ripped off his headphones and starred down Kaigorodtcev as he went into the tank. Toni Kaukua eventually called the clock, and Abakirov mucked ![]()
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Petar Kalev raised to 2,000 from middle position before Alexander Zhilinskiy made it 6,800 in the cutoff. Kalev reraised enough to put Zhilinskiy all in, and Zhilinsky committed his last 40,300.
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Zhilinskiy was looking to survive the race situation to stay in the tournament and connected with the ![]()
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flop, making a pair of queens. The board ran out ![]()
and Kalev paid him off.
Selcuk Ilter was all in for 50,500 from the button and up against Vladislav Fedoseev in middle position.
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Ilter was standing up from his chair as the dealer turned over the ![]()
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flop, keeping his queens in the lead. The turn, though, brought the
and Fedoseev jumped in front.
The
fell on the river and Fedoseev's running trips sent Ilter to the rail.
A massive pile of chips was in the middle with the board showing ![]()
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in a pot between Aldo Raffo and Seref Dursun Anar.
Dursun Anar had shoved on the turn and Raffo called with ![]()
. Dursun Anar, though, had ![]()
for the turned full house. The river came the
and Raffo was sent to the rail in a more than 300,000-chip pot.
"If he moves all in on the flop do you call," a tablemate asked Dursun Anar, who nodded his head that he would've.
Azamat Tulepbergenov and an opponent in the cutoff went heads-up on a board of ![]()
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when Tulepbergenov's opponent bet 15,500.
Tulepbergeneov, in middle position, came back with a raise to 34,000. The cutoff tanked for several minutes, checking his cards a few times, before sliding them into the muck.
"Show the bluff," a tablemate said to Tulepbergeneov, who flashed the
as he took in the pot
Level: 3
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Players are now on the first 15-minute break of Day 1b.
Aviv Meri and Charbel Salloum went heads-up to a flop of ![]()
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when Salloum moved all in from under the gun and Meri called for his last 32,000.
Aviv Meri: ![]()
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Charbel Salloum: ![]()
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Salloum was ahead with his pair of kings, while Meri had top pair and a flush draw. He didn't get any help on the
turn, but the
river completed his flush.
Salloum slammed down his chips in frustration and was still muttering to himself as the next hand was being dealt, while Meri stacked up a double.