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Earlier today, Italian Michele Limongi tweeted, "Domani per me un tavolino facile facile: Allen Kessler(VIN 3.000.000), Frank Kassela 2 bracc. e 3 milioni Fabrice Soulier anke lui non da meno."
Translation: Tomorrow I have a table of dummies: Allen Kessler, Frank Kasella (2 bracelets), and Fabrice Soulier .
Sarcasm is very hard to detect through text however, especially in a different language, so when Kessler found this tweet, he was very confused.
"Facile means easy," he said to Limongi.
"I was complimenting the players," Limongi responded in his thick Italian accent. "It is a saying. How did you find it anyway?"
"I searched my name," Kessler answered.
Limongi shrugged, "I hardly Tweet, and you can't say anything bad about players because they'll know, yeah?"
Tablemate Ylon Schwartz chuckled at the Italian's naivety.
"This is the table of death," Limongi added.
Limongi is right. Kassela busted earlier, but his seat was replaced by the aforementioned Schwartz, and they've since been joined by Vladimir Shchemelev and one of the chip leaders entering the day; Lamar Wilkinson.
Buona fortuna a tutti al tavolino.