Three-way Clash Leaves Hartmann Short
Pascal Hartmann, Ramin Hajiyev and Sylvain Loosli had already built a substantial pot on a 
flop, which ended up with the latter all-in in a 120,000 pot.
On the 
turn, Hajiyev wasted no time putting his remaining stack of 38,500 in. Hartmann instantly flung a time bank chip in the middle, giving him ample time to think. Hartmann needed another one to come to a decision, then put his stack in with a loud thumb.
Pascal Hartmann: 
Sylvain Loosli: 
Ramin Hajiyev: 
Hartmann was visibly disgusted after seeing both other hands shown down. Hajiyev cheered for the board pair to win it all.
The on the river secured the main pot for Loosli and gave the side pot to Hajiyev. Hartmann was left with just 3,400, which he doubled against Hajiyev the hand after.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
120,000 | 61,700 |
|
72,000 | 22,000 |
|
9,000 | -68,200 |
flop, Simao check-called a bet of 22,000 and did so again for 17,000 on the 
river completed the board and Simao checked the third street in a row. Khoroshenin shoved for effective 72,800, as that's what Simao had left, and the Brazilian called with 
. The flop came 
and neither turn nor river provided an ace or queen for Stammen.
turn, Fast check-called a bet of 3,000 with 7,700 behind and then checked the 
river.
for two pair, and Fast mucked the 
for third pair.
. There was no surprise on the 
board and Kurganov was left short in chips.
board.
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turn and 
river for around 48,000 still.
.
. Moraes has only played once so far and may still re-enter until the start of level 11. Andrew Chen also bowed out early on as well.
