After everyone limped preflop, the flop came down . "OutOR" bet 32,400 and Amichai Barer reraised to 238,500. "OutOR" responded with the shove for 2,007,310, and Barer got out of the way.
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Sergi Reixach limped early, and after another limp, Ruslan Khadartsev raised to 110,000 in the cutoff. Reixach shoved, and Khadartsev called off for less.
Sergi Reixach:
Ruslan Khadartsev:
Board:
Khadartsev was well ahead preflop and held for a nice double up.
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. "OutOR" bet 32,400 and Amichai Barer reraised to 238,500. "OutOR" responded with the shove for 2,007,310, and Barer got out of the way.
