Garg Wins One, Loses One to Bust
Niveau 6
: 400/800, 800 ante
The 
flop was on the felt, and Lokesh Garg had just jammed his last 24,300 in after his initial bet had been raised to 9,000 by Sohale Khalili on the button. Khalili eventually folded, flashing an 
as he did, and Garg followed suit, flashing his own .
"I had one of those, but I had a much better one," Garg told his opponent.
A few hands later, he was seen leaving his table, saying, "Nuts," out loud while his opponent nodded, and Garg headed home.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
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Eliminé |
, Hrand Valijani bet 2,500 and Florian Duta made the call to see the 
on the river. Valijani checked and called a bet of 10,000 by Duta, who flipped over 
for the king-high straight, while Valijani mucked 
for two pair face up.
came out the big blind announced he checked. Choudhury continued for 2,000, his opponent then check-raised to 4,000 and Choudhury wasted no time putting in a three-bet to 13,200 and the big blind mucked.
river. Beck turned over 
but Kabrhel held 
to claim the pot. "Wow! Look at this run I'm on. I never win with you watching," Kabrhel said to PokerNews. "For sure I win this tournament."
. David Rees bet 4,000 from the button and Raghavan called. Both players quickly checked the 
, Thibodaux bet 2,200 and Hall quickly folded. Mermelstein took some time to consider his options and then decided to make the call.
