. It was an overbet of the pot, and a good chunk of Hart's stack to call him, but he eventually made the call with the 
, ahead of Roland's 
. The traditional lengthening of the pause before the river card occurred as multiple TV cameras simultaneously recorded the cards on their backs, Roland's handshake of his opponent with the muttered, "Good call, good game," and then the 
on the river which sealed his fate.
hit the felt, a knowing-his-fate Brindley sighed, "I've escaped from a lot of situations before, I don't think this is going to be one."
giving Ho the pot and Brindley his marching orders.
flop with 
only to find Dieter making a reluctant call with 
.
turn, but a 
slapped Wheatley across the face come river time.
, but Roland wasn't going anywhere with his 
. Soberly remarking before a board card was dealt, "It doesn't matter how well you play, you have to win these ones," Roland watched the board come a definitive 
knocking his stack down under 7,000 in turn. Both players sanguine; the Table Of Chat broke good naturedly after many hours, finally separating de Wolfe from Tony G.
seen from the big blind with , he found Arvydas Kondratas calling with the crushing 
... a 10k pot for Kondratas, and 23rd place for the experienced pro. After the AQ vs. Aces which lost him a tidy chunk to Maria Demetriou, another seemingly good flop for him spelled his demise, but a gentle table tap was all his opponents got as he made his exit.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
flop, Ho bets out 1k on the 
turn only to throw Hart into the think tank. making him not just an underdog to James' 
, but an underpuppy with just two outs.
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