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It was a rough day for Team PokerStars Pro Jonathan Duhamel, and one that just came to an end shy of Level 6. We missed the hand as it happened, but a colleague was kind enough to fill us in on the details.
According to him, Duhamel checked a 
flop from the hijack and Zoltan Purak bet 1,200 from the cutoff. Duhamel responded by moving all in for 11,600, and Purak made the call.
Duhamel: 
Purak: 
Purak had flopped the nuts, and Duhamel was drawing to running cards. However, the 
turn took away any chance of that happening. The meaningless 
was run out on the river for good measure, and then a dejected Duhamel took his leave from the EPT10 Sanremo Main Event.
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The German opened the action with a standard raise, Viacheslav Igin three-bet to 2,900 and Bojang then four-bet to 6,800. Both opponents went heads up to the 
flop where Bojang made the continuation bet for 6,300. The 
turn was checked through before the German fired 15,000 on the 
river, which was enough to put his opponent all-in. Igin elected to fold with 12,000 behind.
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Think I just dodged KK v AA. Spidey sense, just called a 3bet otb and lost 3700 chips total when the flop came A hi. I pick one it's an A.Follow @VanessaSelbst
Giorgio Donzellihad just bet 6,000 having reached the turn on a board showing 
. His opponent was fellow Italian Giuseppe Tedeschi who then moved all in. Tedeschi looked relaxed as he stirred some sugar in to his fresh cup of tea. Donzellihad sighed but made the call.
Donzellihad tabled 
for a full house and had little to fear after Tedeschi turned over for the flopped broadway straight. The river was the and Tedeschi was out with nothing but a sweet cup of tea.
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Miguel Gurrea Monton just erupted in celebration as if he had won the tournament already. After preflop action and a continuation bet on the 
flop, fellow countryman Dragan Kostic had check-raised him all in after the 
turn. Monton snap called with the 
for the nut straight whereas Kostic needed a queen to chop holding the 
. The 
completed the board and the two Spaniards swapped stacks.
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41,000
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EPT Prague winner Julian Track had lost some of the initial profit on Day 1A but just helped himself to an above average stack once again. Preflop he four-bet to 6,500 and Mateusz Rypulak called to see the 
flop. Track continued for 7,200 and then shoved the 
turn for 25,500. Rypulak paid the first barrel but the second proved to be too much - fold. Track flashed the 
before releasing his cards to the dealer.
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A lot of players like to mask their emotions at the table. They don’t want to reveal anything is frustrating them or conversely delighting them. It is safe to say that, for today at least, Russian Yury Salinaev is not one of those players.
He has been talkative, excitable and occasionally confrontational so far today, but now he is in a slough of despond. Down to 10,000 in chips he is slumped in his chair waving his hands around in frustration. Under-the-gun plus one he min-raised to 800 and found one caller in Oleksii Khoroshenin, a Ukranian PokerStars player.
The two players saw a flop of . Salinaev rapped the table and Khoroshenin paused briefly before betting 1,500. Salinaev shook his head in disbelief and flicked his cards away, frustration written all over his face.
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Sergio Castelluccio was nowhere to be seen and his seat was taken by a new player. We asked former table mate Andrew Chen what had happened and he replied 'Oh yeah, I think that might be worth reporting on'.
Chen told us that Oleksii Khoroshenin had opened under the gun to 750. Someone a couple of positions down had made it 1,750 and Sergio Castelluccio had cold four-bet to 3,200. Daniel Smith from Monaco, not to be mistaken with Dan Smith who crushed Monaco's €5,000 events two years a go, cold five-bet from the blinds to 6,700.
Khoroshenin had folded, the three better had thought about it for some time, but eventually did the same. Chen told us that Castelluccio took his time before eventually calling.
The flop came 
with two hearts and Smith pushed all in. Castelluccio, who needed quite some time pre flop, now made the call instantly.
Castelluccio had kings but that hand was no good. Smith tabled aces and that hand held up. Castelluccio, who started out so well today, is gone from this tournament.
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