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With a board of , the continual short stack of Rupert Housden finds it way into a 36K pot (well, he was forced to keep 7K back due to the betting restrictions) only for Forrest to let him live another day and fold.
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Sherkhan shirks defeat
... exclaims Norwegian online whiz Andreas Hagen, a lady required to eliminate Sherkhan Farnood.
All-in pre-flop, Farnood was initially behind with versus Hagen's but nipped into the lead when he made two pair on the before surviving the turn and river, the Queen Hagen demanded for the straight failing to arrive.
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Rafi Amit
The adrenalin appears to be pumping as the left-handside table becomes more and more vocal as time passes. The last hand I witnessed involved Sherkhan Farnood re-raising Bloch's initial raise of 20k before calling the clock on Bloch.
There was a bit of a debate regarding how long Bloch had been given to think, but by the time they'd agreed upon that about a decade had passed.
"I would have folded ages ago if you hadn't called the clock," announced Bloch amusingly.
At this point, he did indeed fold, but in all the excitement, Rafi Amit picked up Farnood's cards and mumbled, "Let's have a look at what you've got here."
It was all very good humoured, with the noise deriving from Farnood and Amit resulting in hushes from the table next door, but the TD decided to issue Rafi with a warning threatening the sin bin for the next offense.
If anyone has watched Rafi Amit play before, he's not a shy lad. He shouts every time he speaks and isn't afraid to say what's on his mind. Consequently, I can imagine him causing quite a stir with some of the more reserved players.
I look forward to seeing Rafi Amit and Tony G crossing swords at the table and tangling in a non-stop verbal needle fest.
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, the continual short stack of Rupert Housden finds it way into a 36K pot (well, he was forced to keep 7K back due to the betting restrictions) only for Forrest to let him live another day and fold.
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