WSOP International Circuit - WSOPC Rozvadov
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turn, Wojciech Wyrebski bet 18,500 and Yunus Ekinci then raised to 40,000. Wyrebski jammed for 131,000 and Ekinci tank-called after the clock was called on him.
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Yunus Ekinci: [AhAs6
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river was the cherry on top as Wyrebski even made kings. "Luckbox", Ekinci whispered in French while already telling the bad news to friends via his smart phone.
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with some 68,000 in the middle, Sammy Berrehail was at risk for 55,000. He only had to go through Kisohkumar Ramachandran and his opponent was deep in the tank. Eventually, Ramachandran made the call and was shown the ![]()
for an eight-high straight by Berrehail.
Ramachandran sighed and flipped over ![]()
to take a big hit to his stack.
With 30,000 in the middle and the turn showing ![]()
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, Emil Bise got the last 45,000 in and was reluctantly called by Patric Schroeter.
Bise tabled the ![]()
for the top two pair and had a lock, as Schroeter only revealed ![]()
. A meaningless
river completed the board and Bise got the double as one of the numerous Day 2 entries.
Vaclav Jelinek was one of the Day 2 entries and quickly jumped to a decent stack. He sent Silviu Nemes to the rail when the latter got it in preflop with the ![]()
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and locked it up right away on the ![]()
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board.
Anh Do raised to 5,000 from under the gun and called the shove by Amir Mozaffarian for 41,500 on the button.
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Anh Do: ![]()
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The board ran out ![]()
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for Mozaffarian to spike a runner-runner straight and double up.
In a three-bet pot to the ![]()
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flop, Vincent Lamy check-called for 20,000 when Avraham Sisso bet. He then checked the
turn and Sisso jammed the last of it, Lamy called with a near identical stack.
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The
river improved Lamy and the stacks were counted. Sisso was covered by one T-500 chip and hit the rail.
Below are some pictures courtesy of the King's Resort from yesterday's second starting day.