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Fatehi First Casualty
Nível 2
: 100/200, 25 ante
The cards were already rushed away, but Martin Finger confirmed what had happened. Ali Reza Fatehi, who had previously lost a lot of chips to Jean-Noel Thorel, raised to 550 and picked up one caller. Finger in the small blind reraised to 2,600 and just Fatehi called to see a flop of 
.
Finger bet 4,500 and Fatehi moved all in for just over 13,000 with the 
. Finger looked him up with 
and the 
on the turn left Fatehi drawing dead.
He bought straight back in, getting a crisp 50,000-stack to give it another go.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
70,000 | 20,000 |
|
Eliminado |
before the 
hit the turn. Badziakouski bet out 400 and Helppi called.
completed the board and Badziakouski bet out 1,700. Helppi thought about it for a bit before he called. Badziakouski showed 
but was beaten by the 
of Helppi.
. Sanan checked, and before Silver could act Thorel fired 6,000. Silver, seeing the action behind him already, elected to check, meaning Thorel's bet would stand. Fatehi called and Sanan called as well, Silver folded.
river, Thorel instantly checked out of turn again! The dealer once again reminded the Frenchman that in poker, the small blind acts first on all postflop streets. Sanan checked, Thorel automatically checked and Ali Fatehi took a stab at the sizable pot. He cut out a bet of 10,500, which prompted a quick fold from Sanan.
, didn't give up and flicked in a speedy call. Fatehi couldn't muster up more than 
for ace-high and had to surrender the pot to the French wizard.
, Stephen Chidwick and Charlie Carrel were heads-up. 
fell on the turn and Chidwick checked again. Carrel fired a second bullet, this time for 6,000 chips. Chidwick wasn't easily scared and stayed around to see the 
appear on the river. 
for a pair of eights, but that wasn't enough to beat his opponents 
