Lewis Eliminates Dursun Anar
Level 16
: 2,000/4,000, 500 ante
It all went rather quick today for Sheref Dursun Anar. The Turkish player started out with 335,000, but just lost his last chips in an under the gun versus small blind situation.
Dursun Anar, who we saw play so solid yesterday, was already short, and went for it with 
after Lewis in the small blind had three bet his under the gun open. Dursun Anar's ace-four needed improvement, Lewis tabled 
.
The 
flop made for not much of a connection besides pairing both their ace, and the 
left Dursun Anar really hoping for just a four on the river. The 
didn't deliver - thought both played two pair, Lewis' king-kicker played.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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400,000
102,000
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102,000 |
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Busted | |
from the blinds. Price check called another 18,000 on the 
, Price took it down with 
.
flop, and Oliver Price under the gun plus one made a 9,000 bet. Toby Lewis in the hijack made the call, Laming folded.
-turn, but checked the 
, and so eliminated Perez who was covered by a mere 2,000. He did receive the two-round penalty though, so we won't see him anytime soon.
, and Lewis fired 45,000 to the middle. Hassan called.
fell on the turn, and Lewis continued his aggression with a 75,000 bet. Hassan had a tough decision, but eventually moved all in. Lewis double checked his cards, and made the call.
hit, and Hassan made his way to the exit.
, and Kataev called the check-raise jam with ace-king high. Two blanks later they changed position chip wise.
fell on the turn and Saglam checked. Kataev bet 66,000, and nów Saglam moved all in. Kataev made the call with 
fell on the river, eliminating the one time big stack. Saglam now has taken over that role.
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