John Pannucci has been continuing his assault. Just now there was at least 35,000 chips in the middle, with a 
board showing. He bet around 12,000 into the pot and it was good enough to secure a fold and he scooped another pot.
According to the table, Maurice Hawkins went all in with 
for his last 8,000 and was in a flip situation against Matt Glantz with 
. The board gave the winning hand to Glantz who busted Hawkins and now has a stack around 41,000.
A player opened from the under the gun and Ludovic Riehl defended his big blind. The flop fell 
and all the chips went in the middle with Rhiel at risk for his last 13,000.
Holding 
, Riehl was in desperate shape for a double up, facing 
in his opponent's hand for two pair, but the turn and 
river gave a runner-runner flush to the French player who now has a stack around 27,000.
After losing a significant pot not too long ago, Maurice Hawkins had been left nursing a short stack.
Recently, he peeled the button over a 1,600 cutoff open and the big blind came along as well.
The flop ran out 
and both players checked to Hawkins, who moved all-in. He got it through and showed 
for a pair and a flush draw.
Niveau: 10
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
A player moved all in for a stack around 9,000 and Annand Ramdin called the all-in with a stack of 8,900 left. The other players folded to create the following showdown:
Annand Ramdin: 
His opponent: 
Ramdin's hand was dominated but the board 
gave Ramdin a double up on the river and left his opponent with 300 chips left.
The board was showing 
and around 10,000 chips were already in the middle when the Sorin Lovin and another player checked. Maurice Hawkins bet 4,800 and Adrian raised it to 10,100. The other player folded and the river brought a . Lovin quickly bet 20,000 and Hawkins made the call.
Hawkins tabled 
for the nut flush but lost the pot when his opponent tabled 
for a full house. Lovin said: "Thank you, my friend," to Hawkins, who didn't reply.
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