Giuseppe Pantaleo is a player who can show up with any two cards at any time but none of his table mates expected to see his holding in the hand that just took place over on Table 2.
Pantaleo was under the gun and he opened to 500 and was the only caller when Joseph El Khoury — to Pantaleo's immediate left — three-bet to 1,200. Pantaleo then check-called a 1,800 bet on a flop, then both players checked the turn.
The river was a second deuce, the and now Pantaleo lead out with a bet of 1,950 but El Khoury made the call.
El Khoury tabled whilst Pantaleo cold only muster . Ooops!
Sam El Sayed and Aubin Cazals are seated directly next to each other and it will not be long before they are involved in a huge pot; mark our words!
They just clashed over on Table 4 when Cazals opened from the cutoff to 500. El Sayed three-bet from the button to 1,525 and Cazals made the call. The pair shared a flop and both players checked. The turn was the and again both players checked, which is exactly what happened when the fell on the river.
Cazals revealed his whilst El Sayed took down the pot with his .
A few more big names have joined us during the break including Chris Moorman and Zimnan Ziyard who've chosen to re-entry after not going so well yesterday.
Orhan Ates had made a check-raise to 2,175 on a flop of but Andrei Stoenescu made the call to see the turn.
Both players checked and Ates led out for just 2,150 on the river. Stoenescu debated, before deciding to just call and Ates confidently turned over but Stoenescu flipped for the monster draw that had backdoored trips for the pot.
Julio Belluscio is having an up and down sort of day. He'd knocked out one player with against all in on the turn of a board.
But then soon after, Belluscio didn't fold against Marc Perrault's turn bet of 4,575 on an board when the pair were heads up. Belluscio checked dark before the dealer put out the river and Perrault responded with a 6,900 bet.
Belluscio couldn't fold and ended up making the call only to be shown Perrault's
EPT Barcelona final table member Guiseppe Pantaleo has just been forced to fold on the river after facing pressure from Joseph Houayek.
On a flop that read and with 3,500 chips already in the pot, Houayek checked from the small blind. Nikolay Tyurin then bet 1,525 from the big blind, only to see Pantaleo raise to 3,850 from middle position. Houayek, who initially checked, cold-called Pantaleo's raise but Tyurin got out of the way.
Both players then checked the arrival of the on the turn but when the landed on the river Houayek bet 3,700 and Pantaleo snap-folded.
flop, then both players checked the 
turn.
and now Pantaleo lead out with a bet of 1,950 but El Khoury made the call.
whilst Pantaleo cold only muster 
. Ooops!
and again both players checked, which is exactly what happened when the 
fell on the river.
whilst El Sayed took down the pot with his 
.
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but Andrei Stoenescu made the call to see the 
river. Stoenescu debated, before deciding to just call and Ates confidently turned over 
but Stoenescu flipped 
against 
all in on the turn of a 
board.
board when the pair were heads up. Belluscio checked dark before the dealer put out the 
river and Perrault responded with a 6,900 bet.
