Filippo Bisciglia was in a hand with Canadian Team PokerStars Pro Jonathan Duhamel. There had been some action on the flop of and now they got to the turn card which fell the .
Bisciglia was in the big blind and bet 2,500. Duhamel made the call and the river card was the . They both checked and when Bisciglia turned over the Duhamel tossed his cards to the dealer in resignation. It hasn’t been the best of days for Duhamel so far.
Ronan Monfort opened under the gun plus one with a min raise to 600. Sam Chartier, seated in the big blind, was the sole caller.
Chartier checked as the flop hit the table. Monfort made a 725 continuation bet and the French Canadian made the call. The fell on the turn and Chartier grabbed the initiative by leading out for 1,850. Monfort called and they were off to the river.
The made for a four flush on the board. Chartier bet out 4,300 and Monfort contemplated his move for the next twenty seconds. He eventually decided on raising and he made it 12,125 to go.
In most cases a river raise takes some time to process, but Chartier didn't need much this time around. He called almost instantaneous and tabled . Monfort was still smiling, but had to muck his and let Chartier take down the pretty big pot.
After a raise to 700 and two callers, John Haigh looked down on in the big blind and raised to 3,000. His only customer was Olivier Ferrero, who proceeded to call a bet of 4,100 on the flop.
Once the turn appeared, Haigh moved all in for 13,700 and Ferrero barely had him covered with 2,000 chips more. Ferrero called with the for a ton of outs, but Haigh was ahead. The river was safe and Haigh doubled up.
French player Paul-Francois Tedeschi opened for 500 and met some resistance from Russian Yury Salinaev who raised him to 1,700. Tedeschi then made a gesture to see how much the Russian was playing. Salinaev showed him and responded in kind commenting that they both had similar sized 20k plus stacks.
Tedeschi four-bet to 3,450 and Salinaev bounced around in his chair for a bit before making it 7,200 total. Tedeschi quickly folded and went back to looking at his smartphone.
“I have internet too!” Salinaev cried, causing a few smiles around the table. Even Tedeschi couldn’t resist a little grin at this outburst.
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After the previous huge fold against Adrian Mateos, Sergey Tikhonov has just hit the rail. Preflop he raised to 800 and got two callers in the blinds, and then all three of them checked the flop. On the turn, Andrea Dato check-called 1,000 from the small blind and then checked again on the river when his sole opponent moved all in for less than 5,000.
Dato quickly threw in chips and his call was good with the . Tikhonov could only table the .
and now they got to the turn card which fell the 
.
. They both checked and when Bisciglia turned over the 
Duhamel tossed his cards to the dealer in resignation. It hasn’t been the best of days for Duhamel so far.
flop hit the table. Monfort made a 725 continuation bet and the French Canadian made the call. The 
fell on the turn and Chartier grabbed the initiative by leading out for 1,850. Monfort called and they were off to the river.
made for a four flush on the board. Chartier bet out 4,300 and Monfort contemplated his move for the next twenty seconds. He eventually decided on raising and he made it 12,125 to go.
. Monfort was still smiling, but had to muck his 
and let Chartier take down the pretty big pot.
flop.
turn appeared, Haigh moved all in for 13,700 and Ferrero barely had him covered with 2,000 chips more. Ferrero called with the 
for a ton of outs, but Haigh was ahead. The 
flop. On the 
river when his sole opponent moved all in for less than 5,000.
. Tikhonov could only table the 
