board. Kalo shows
and allows himself a little smile.
board. Kalo shows
and allows himself a little smile.
, Alioto fired an 1,800 bet and was called by Bellamy; Isaia let go of his hand.
and Alioto checked to Bellamy who dove deep into the tank and eventually surfaced with a 6,000 bet into the ~6,000 pot. Without hesitation, Alioto made the call and Bellamy threw his cards into the muck just as fast, saying, "Good call."
and Dauteuil passed the first option to Rousso who fired a bet of 1,500. Vayo quickly folded and Dauteuil made the call.
on the turn and saw the
fall on the river.
. Her opponent flashed
before tossing his cards into the muck and Rousso moved to 25,000 in chips with the win.
, but it took quite a while to pan out that way...
Ellis checked and Matusow bet 3,600. There followed the longest dwell of the day, if not the Series, as Ellis contemplated (he had about 18,000 at this point). He sat still apart from his hands, which did that not-quite-a-trick where you just pick up and drop the first few chips of a stack over and over again. Eventually he made the call.
and a bet of 6,500 when Ellis checked to Matusow once more. This time he called with unexpected alacrity, only to instantly muck when he caught a glimpse of the Mouth's aces.
Level: 3
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 0
board. Denes Kalo is thinking, and taking his time, which doesn't matter as Bruno says, "Take as long as you need." Kalo eventually makes the call and Bruno flips
. Kalo shows
and throws it into the muck.
flop. The turn brought the
, and a check-raise from Manji of the 500 Dzianisau tossed out there to 2,500. Flat call.
Manji now pushed all in for his remaining 4,725, and as the current break began, everyone's attention wandered from the table with the exception of Dzianisau who eventually made the call. He mucked, though, on seeing the
- two pair- in his relieved opponent's hand.