holding
but got slowrolled by his opponent's
. No running Kings for the Frenchman and he's on the verge of being eliminated.
holding
but got slowrolled by his opponent's
. No running Kings for the Frenchman and he's on the verge of being eliminated.
, and the action checked to Obrestad. She continued out with a bet of 1,000, and the button quickly called. The small blind ducked out, and the big blind called, and it was three-handed to the turn.
, and Obrestad fired another 3,100 chips at the pot. After some pause from both opponents, they each called in turn. The river was the
to put four hearts on board. Obrestad flicked out another 6,000, and the button would tank hard. He eventually made the call, and the big blind flashed the
as he mucked his hand.
and her opponent quietly said, "Nuts." He showed up
, ahead the whole time. His big flush knocks Annette down to a puny 4,400 chips.
board.




, Feldman's opponent had shoved with 
. Feldman called with the the nuts, 
, to more than double his starting stack.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
, there was a bet of 1,050 and a call in front of Barny Boatman.
.
.
Nicolas Levi fired out about 3,000 on the river, only to be quickly raised to 8,000.
for the nuts. His opponent then jumped up and shouted, "Yes!" in a rather loud and unsporting manner as he raked in the chips.


and about 1,600 in the pot, Sorel Mizzi bet 1,100. His opponent raised to 3,075 and Mizzi put in a re-raise for most of his stack, easily having his man covered.
and his opponent was thrilled to see that, turning over 
.
turn and
river were no help to Mizzi, slipping to 9,300.
board but Tabatabai's
had ran afoul of his opponent's
.