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We've seen some epic tanks in our day, and Davidi Kitai's recent one is up there. When we arrived Kitai was in the tank with around 30,000 pulled into the pot on a board reading 
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His opponent, Team PokerStars Pro Jonathan Duhamel, had moved all in with the bigger stack, and Kitai was debating what to do with his remaining 21,500. We're not sure how long Kitai was thinking about it before we arrived, but we do know that he spent ten minutes in the tank while we stood idly by.
"Will you show me if I fold?" Kitai eventually asked. Duhamel, who remained fixated in the same pose, did not answer.
Eventually someone called time on Kitai, which gave him one more minute to act. The floorman, Luca, counted down the clock, and Kitai stared at Duhamel during the last ten seconds.
10... 9... 8... 7... 6... 5... 4... 3... 2... 1...
Kitai did not call. The clock expired and his hand was ruled dead. He then showed he had been taking so much time with the 
for trips. Duhamel declined to show his cards.
Meanwhile, as that hand was playing out a short-stacked Sorel Mizzi, who was crippled earlier in the day by Vanessa Selbst, was eliminated from the tournament.
turn there are about 13,000 chips in the middle of the table and Alexander Kopylkov led for 3,000. Dimitar Danchev moved all in for 21350 and the Russian took off his sunglasses. After two minutes of consideration, Kopylkov mucked his cards.
turn in the very last hand before the break and saw Ognjen Sekularac lead for 3,300 from the cutoff. One seat over, [Removed:119] moved all in for 31,975 chips and the Serbian high stakes pro tank called with the 
and the 
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turn he lead for 3,500 and was called, same for the 9,000 bet on the 
river. Mateos called with pocket aces but was no good against the nuts of Maimone.
flop saw Garcia check and then call a bet of 2,600 from Schemion.
turned, Garcia check-called another bet, this time 5,800, and the 
for tens, but it was no good as Schemion made a better hand on the turn with the 
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