"I'm all in," Victor Ramdin yelled over to poker pro Raymond Davis, standing on the rail. We walked over to find Ramdin all in for 7,100 on a board of 
. The action was on Jon Turner, who already had 3,600 chips in front of him and had to call another 3,500 to put Ramdin at risk. Turner tossed four yellow chips in the pot to make the call, and the cards went on their backs:
Ramdin: 
Turner: 
Ramdin was in great position to double, and he jumped out of his seat as the dealer rolled over the 
turn and 
river. Ramdin began stacking close to 20,000 chips. Turner, meanwhile, dropped below his starting stack.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
19,500
5,200
|
5,200 |
|
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12,500
2,500
|
2,500 |
|
||
turn allowed for both players to check. Action repeated itself on the river when the 
made an appearance and both players knuckled the table. Cards were about to be turned over when Jean-Robert announced "I have a nine" to which his middle position opponent flipped over his 
for a pair of tens. With a sigh from Bellande he mucked his cards. The hand wasn't over yet though, as the short stack who moved all in preflop still had cards. However her 
couldn't trump a pair of tens and she was eliminated from the tournament.
, Yevgeniy Timoshenko checked, Chris Moorman checked, Kruglov bet 700 from the cutoff, JC Tran called on the button before Timoshenko check-raised to 2,400 in the small blind. Moorman folded and the combination of Kruglov and Tran made the call.
for the set and Tran mucked his hand.
turn.
and Darcourt called a 1,150 c-bet. The turn card brought another five 
and Darcourts opponent moved all-in and the Frenchman made the quick call. It was 
for Darcourt.
. As the player left we looked at Darcourt and he gave us the cheekiest of cheeky smiles.
