Atmani Shown Big Bluff
On a completed board of 
, Espin Sandvik checked to Sabari Atmani, who put out a bet of 18,000 into a pot of 70,000.
But then Sandvik check-raised all in for a whopping 148,500, putting Atmani into the blender.
After a good long while in the tank, the clock was called and Atmani was forced to make a decision. As the timer neared zero he let out a sigh of frustration and folded face-up 
.
Sandvik then let Atmani pick one card to expose, and he reached over and flipped the 
, meaning there was no way he had Atmani's ace-king beat, much to the surprise of the table.
"Wow, very nice bet," Atmani admitted, but it was obvious he was not too thrilled upon learning he made the wrong decision.
"I should have just checked back, and it would have been over," he said, sounding very regretful.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
250,000
250,000
|
250,000 |
|
133,000
133,000
|
133,000 |
flop and 
turn kept Grafton ahead as he just needed to fade a five.
completed the board to secure Grafton's double.
turn, but the 
spiked the river to give Aparicio the nut straight, sending the Norwegian to the rail.
kept it that way and Mortensen was eliminated while Duarte increased his stack to a healthy 350,000.
to keep Grafton ahead with his superior pocket pair, and the PokerStars Ambassador collected the pot to move up to around the average stack.
