Viacheslav Igin was listed as the chip leader after dinner break and Ben Soussan has just caught up with the Russian. Soussan opened to 2,600 from the cutoff and received one call before the player in the big blind squeezed to 7,200. Just Soussan called and the Frenchman took it down with a bet worth 8,700 on the turn.
"It just depends whether you believe me or not. You don't like it but you did (folded) well" Soussan said.
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Arriving on the river of a board, Boutros Naim called the shove of Remy Luberspere and was at risk of elimination. Luberspere showed the for a full house and the Lebanese sighed, flashed his for a turned flush and then joined the rail.
On table two that now also features Vyatcheslav Igin, Joshua Wolters opened to 2,500 and was called by Amran Salah from one seat over. Both players checked the flop and Salah then took it down with a small bet once the fell on the turn.
It was no huge hand by any means but gave us the opportunity to update the count. Salah, who is wearing a cap with the word "Grande" on it, moved up to six digits and has almost twice the current average.
Mosjin El Yakoubi flat-called a raise to 3,100 by Vincent Verdickt and Jean Montury then shoved the big blind for 10,500. Verdickt squeezed to 29,100 and El Yakoubi wasn't happy at all, he took a lot of time for his decision and folded when the clock had been called on him.
The Dutchman flashed and Verdickt had a similar hand in , making sure the EPT Malta champion was in great shape with his . The board ran out and Montury more than doubled up.
Nobody really followed what was actually going on, just that [Removed:247] hit a runner runner straight with the monster hand on a board of . His opponent Tigran Yazychyan was left with the head shaking and less than 15 big blinds remaining.
One thing is for sure, [Removed:250] is riding a very dangerous and slippery slope as of lately.
Joshua Wolters hit the rail shortly after the most recent hand we spotted where he gave up on the turn. Malek Grabsi also lost the fight with his short stack and Wouter Nijland has been eliminated, too. To find out what happened, head over to the Dutch blog.
It didn't take long for Tigran Yazychyan to get the remainder of his stack in and he faced Nicolay Langfeldt in the showdown with . The Norwegian had and indeed got there on the board that gave Langfeldt a runner runner four-card flush.
turn.
board, Boutros Naim called the shove of Remy Luberspere and was at risk of elimination. Luberspere showed the 
for a full house and the Lebanese sighed, flashed his 
for a turned flush and then joined the rail.
fell on the turn.
and Verdickt had a similar hand in 
. The board ran out 
and Montury more than doubled up.
. His opponent Tigran Yazychyan was left with the head shaking and less than 15 big blinds remaining.
. The Norwegian had 
and indeed got there on the 
board that gave Langfeldt a runner runner four-card flush.
