Kid Poker Makes the Magician Disappear
Antonio Esfandiari, who captured his third WSOP bracelet in Event #2: €1,100 No-Limit Hold'em a couple of days ago, won't be getting #4 in this event.
We didn't see the hand unfold, but we do know Esfandiari was eliminated after getting it in with the nut-flush draw against Daniel Negreanu's set of sixes. Esfandiari ended up hitting his flush on the river, but the same card allowed Negreanu to improve to quads!
"Good game guys," Esfandiari said as he collected his things and made an early exit.
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9,000
4,500
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4,500 |
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board. His 'ragged ace' was the best hand, and Palevic was left behind short.
. Romanello is off to a great start and has more than twice the starting stack.
and was at risk against Frank Kassela.
turn nor 
river changed a thing.
flop David Baker bet 300 from the small blind. Vanessa Selbst was in the big blind and called, while the player under the gun folded.
and Baker check-folded to Selbst's all in bet worth around 1,750.
