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: 150/300, 0 ante
Russian Pro Anatoly Filatov was in the big blind and had bet 3,700 on the turn of a board reading 
and his opponent was thinking. One of the players not in the hand stood up and whispered in our reporter’s ear, “It’s the young, aggressive Russian versus the short-stacked American.”
The American called and the river card was the 
. Filatov moved some chips around and bet 25,000 which covered his opponents 11,000 stack. Did Filatov have it? Could he have it? We’ll never know as his opponent folded and Filatov received admiring murmurs for the river bet. Whose side are they on?
| Jugador | Fichas | Progreso |
|---|---|---|
|
45,000
3,000
|
3,000 |
, and his lone opponent, Stewart Newman, deliberated for awhile before calling. On the 
river, Waxman fired 6,500, and Newman tanked for about two minutes before letting it go.
and Wong checked to the under-the-gun player who bet 800. Gnanasambanthan called and Juanda raised it up to 2,400. This got Wong and the initial raiser to fold and Gnanasambanthan called.
hit and Gnanasambanthan lead out for 4,000. Juanda tanked for quite a while but eventually he decided to let his hand hit the muck.
flop and Jaffee, on the button, bet 1,500. Only the small blind called so it was heads up to the 
turn. The small blind checked and then called Jaffee's bet of 2,300. Both players checked the 
and Jaffee turned over 
with roughly 12,000 in the middle, Gerard Piqué was faced with a bet of 5,600.
and the 
, allowing Ivey's set to hold up as the best hand. He scooped the pot, scored the elimination, and now has 63,000 in chips.
flop, he bet 750 when checked to and was called. The 
. The small blind checked, and Engel bet 1,500. The small blind looked like he was going to fold a couple of times, but eventually reached into his stack and tossed out a call. Engel showed 
