Abdelhakim Zoufri three-bet to 6,500 while on the button and Fahredin Mustafov then four-bet to 20,000 in the big blind, which forced out the initial raiser. Zoufri opted to call and the 
flop followed. Mustafov bet 15,000 and that got rid of Zoufri in a matter of seconds.
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With some 20,000 in the middle and the turn showing 
, Milad Oghabian checked and Dorel Eldabach fired a bet worth 8,000. Oghabian sent his cards into the muck and Eldabach raked in the pot.
The high stakes cash game player only entered late and has already more than doubled his stack, which he is very well known for. Further assorted stacks can be found below.
Timo Kamphues opened to 2,100 in early position and picked up four callers along the way. The flop came 
and the action checked to Kamphues who continued for 4,100. Suleyman Erdar called in the small blind and Sasa Lalos called from the big blind.
The turn brought the 
and the blinds checked again. Kamphues sized up to 15,000 this time which got Erdar to fold but Lalos still called.
The 
completed the board and Lalos checked for the third time. Kamphues put together a bet of 37,000 and Lalos flicked in a chip to call. Kamphues tabled 
for a missed straight draw while Lalos held 
for a flush.
With 25,000 in the middle to the 
turn, Patrick Rasmussen bet 15,000 out of the small blind and Mathijs Jonkers called from two seats over. The 
fell on the river and both players elected to check.
Jonkers ended up being the only one to show the cards as his 
for tens and eights won the pot.
The preflop action concluded with a three-bet to 10,000 by Artur Martirosian and the button call by Vincent Lamy, Both players invested 7,000 on the 
flop and Martirosian then led the 
turn for another 20,000, picking up a quick call from Lamy.
On the 
river, Martirosian jammed for 62,500 and Lamy went deep into the tank while staring at his table neighbour. The clock was called on him and Lamy folded within the allocated 30 seconds.
Michal Mrakes and Karol Janiszewski were heads-up in a pot with around 25,000 in the middle. The board read 
and Janiszewski checked to Mrakes who bet 18,000. Janiszewski looked him and Mrakes tabled 
for trip nines to win the pot.
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Jeff Platt and Chad Holloway wrap up the 2021 World Series of Poker (WSOP)!
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