Niveau 33
: 150,000/300,000, 50,000 ante
Outer Table Hand #52: Valentin Messina raised to 700,000 on the button and snap-called when David Guay jammed for around 5 million in the big blind.
Messina: 
Guay: 
The Canadian rail called for a deuce but they were pleased enough with the 
flop, as well as the 
turn. One railbird called for a deuce, another called for a brick, and still another called for the board to pair.
Messina, meanwhile, huddled with his lady and awaited the river. It was an 
, giving him a winning pair to eliminate Guay. An elated Messina planted a kiss on his lady as Guay's deflated rail consoled him.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
20,000,000
6,000,000
|
6,000,000 |
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Eliminé | |
|
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and both players checked. Blumstein checked the 
turn and Dubini bet 1 million. Blumstein finally sprang to life with a check-raise to 3.1 million. He won the pot.
. Mackoff checked and Sinclair bet 900,000, which got Mackoff to muck his hand.
on the turn. Hesp led out for 1,200,000 and Salas took some time before making the call. 
and Hesp bet 1,200,000 again. Salas pushed all in for 3,800,000 and Hesp quickly called. Salas tabled 
for quad nines, and Hesp showed 
.
. Hesp led out for 700,000 and Salas made the call. The turn was the 
and Hesp bet 700,000 again. Salas called again and the river was the 
. Hesp bet 700,000 for the third time and Salas went into the tank. The clock was called and Salas eventually mucked his hand.
and Pham led out, betting 750,000. Krasienko called. 
hit the turn. Hesp checked again and Sinclair checked it back. The 
completed the board and Hesp fired 1.5 million. Sinclair quickly called and Hesp showed 
to earn the double-up to nearly 12 million in chips. 
hit the turn. Sinclair checked to Hesp, who fired 800,000. Sinclair called and the river came the 
for queens and deuces.
