Csiszar Stacked
Level 7
: 500/1,000, 100 ante
The board was already completed, reading 
, and Alexandre Clar had checked with about 12,000 chips behind. Matyas Csiszar put him to the test in a bigger pot and the Frenchman eventually called it off before reluctantly showing his cards. It was obvious that he could not beat the 
of Csiszar, but as per the tournament rules on all in showdown, he had to table the 
.
Csiszar doesn't speak much English, but from what we understood he min-raised and called a three-bet preflop to 6,000 before then raising the turn big once he had made the straight. Clar was not willing to let go his second pair and the flush draw, leaving himself committed to the final shove.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
119,000 | 119,000 |
|
Busted |
flop is unknown, but there were about 18,000 chips in the pot and Mirco Maisano from under the gun as well as Michal Kanarkiewicz from one seat over clashed. The player from Poland was all in and at risk for his last 32,700 with the 
while Maisano had one out left, holding the 
.
river was of no help and suddenlym Maisano has less than starting stack remaining.
.
board already.
turn saw no betting action before Bacri then fired 3,000 after the 
river. Giangrasso tanked for a while, took off his sunglasses and eventually called to muck to the 
. The 
and Maisano looked him up with the 
to turn the nuts on a board of 
