Broke Living Made the Money
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Jean-Robert Bellande has won his table and will be moving on. There were two hands that led to his opponent's felting. As we approached the table we heard, "Based on your lines from earlier, I know I need to open up my calling range."
When one hears that Bellande is opening his game, one stays.
It was an all in preflop where Bellande held 
and his opponent held 
. The board ran 
and Bellande doubled up his opponent's short stack.
Just two hands later all the money got in after the flop. This time Bellande had the worst of it holding 
against 
. The flop ran 
[ 7d] 
but the diamond on came on the turn when it completed 
.
"That's how I win I guess. Get it in bad and come out on top," Bellande said.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
90,000 | 81,000 |
and Coelho check-called 1,600. The turn came 
and both players checked. The river brought the 
, Coelho bet 4,500 and Hellmuth tossed in a call.
for a straight and Hellmuth was beside himself. "Is this real?" Hellmuth wondered aloud, followed by some hushed and muttered curses. "F@#% man, what a bad beat," he mumbled before releasing his cards.