Amir Vahedi raised all-in to 18.5 from the cutoff. He was called by Patrik Antonius on the button and the player in the small blind. The flop came , it was checked around. The turn was , it was checked around again. The river brought . Antonius lead out for 20,000 and the other player folded. Antonius showed and Vahedi showed which was not good enough to beat Antonius's boat, and Vahedi was sent home.
Wroblewski calls Mercier's all in
In a three-way pot, with the board showing on the turn, Isabelle Mercier moved all in from the BB for 78K. Anna Wroblewski thought for a while and called. Johan Storakers mucked. Mercier showed K-4 while Wroblewski flipped over Q-9 for the nut straight. Mercier was drawing dead and headed to the rail. Wroblewski is up to 682K.
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, it was checked around. The turn was 
, it was checked around again. The river brought 
. Antonius lead out for 20,000 and the other player folded. Antonius showed 
and Vahedi showed 
which was not good enough to beat Antonius's boat, and Vahedi was sent home.
on the turn, Isabelle Mercier moved all in from the BB for 78K. Anna Wroblewski thought for a while and called. Johan Storakers mucked. Mercier showed K-4 while Wroblewski flipped over Q-9 for the nut straight. Mercier was drawing dead and headed to the rail. Wroblewski is up to 682K.
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