Jack Salter raised to 10,000 and Shakhabiddin Muradov in the small blind as well as Gianluca Speranza in the big blind called. On the flop, the action checked to Salter and he continued for 13,000. Both opponents called and the fell on the turn. Again it checked to Salter, who then moved in.
Muradov asked for a count and the shove was for 62,000, to result in a fold. However, Speranza quickly called and the cards were turned over.
Gianluca Speranza:
Jack Salter:
The river was a blank and Salter headed to the payout desk.
Team PokerStars Pros Vanessa Selbst and Fatima Moreira de Melo are not just good at poker. They can serve up a mean ace on the tennis court too and in Monaco they have been challenging all players to take them on for a prize. Laura goes to investigate.
While the field has been whittled down to less than 100 players, there are still three PokerStars Team pros left in contention. And all three happen to share the same table, as Celina Lin was moved over to the feature table not long ago. You can watch the action by clicking on the live stream tab.
A raising war broke out between Gianluca Speranza in the small blind and Ramon Miquel Munoz in the big blind, and the latter ended up all in and at risk for around 150,000 with pocket tens. Speranza had the and the board of failed to provide any help for the Spaniard.
Other recent casualties included David Urban and Arezki Belaidi, who all claimed the second payout step of €9,540.
Marius Gierse raised to 9,000 and Jerome Brion three-bet to 28,500 from one seat over, which Gierse called. On the flop, Gierse check-called a bet of 17,500 and did so again for 48,000 on the turn. The river went check, check, and Gierse turned over to claim the pot.
The table also features big stacks Dmytro Shuvanov and Diego Vilela.
flop, the action checked to Salter and he continued for 13,000. Both opponents called and the 
fell on the turn. Again it checked to Salter, who then moved in.
river was a blank and Salter headed to the payout desk.
board, making Conti the first player out after the break.
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failed to provide any help for the Spaniard. 
flop, Gierse check-called a bet of 17,500 and did so again for 48,000 on the 
turn. The 
