and the big blind checks, Blanco then bets 3,700 into the pot, only to see his opponent quickly reraise all in for an additional 10,225. Blanco counts out the extra chips, which represents the majority of his stack, and then decides to make the call with his
. It's ahead, but vulnerable to the drawtastic
that the big blind shows. The turn is the
but the river is not the two pair the Italian wants to see, as it's the
, leaving him crippled and propelling his opponent up to almost 30,000.
and he had his opponent in big trouble holding
.
.
and he's racing Taylor's
.
when the board came
.


board lying patiently on the felt, Brandon Cantu popped out a bet of 4,200 and awaited his opponent's decision. As William Martin deliberated, Cantu commented, "Lay it down, I'll show." Martin made a defiant call.
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