Kitai Wins Crucial Coinflip
Down to just 63,000 with the blinds at 6,000 and 12,000, Kitai was searching for a spot to push, and when he found himself under-the-gun with
, he duly moved his stack across the line.Perhaps with a slight sigh of resignation, Benjamin Zamani came across a hand on the button and made the call, praying that the next encounter would be the last of the day.
As Zamani revealed his
, Kitai rose from his seat and mumbled "One Time", oddly refraining from chanting "Un Fois" in his own language.The flop was a good one for the Belgian, the
giving him the lead with top pair. A harmless 
turn and 
later and the pot was his. Whilst Kitai charged away from the table to celebrate with his friend on the rail, a meek Zamani 's shoulders dropped to the floor as he was given back 2,000 in change.The bubble looms...