You remember the post we wrote about Max Silver losing all of his chips with aces to king-jack? Well, the gentleman with the king-jack in that hand just made another victim.
German pro Manig Loeser, who finished third in a big WSOP event this year and runner up in one the year before, has been eliminated by the same player. Loeser had aces but lost to kings.
A little consolation for Loeser is that he won't have to read any more incredibly unfunny puns with his name this week.
Eoghan O'Dea errr Rory Brown seems to be having a very decent day thus far, as the Irish is up to more than three-times the starting stack. Fahredin Mustafov's seat was empty and M;icah Raskin doubled up with pocket kings versus pocket queens.
The UKs Alex Goulder has had his best ever year at the poker table in 2014, helped in no small part by his biggest ever live cash in Prague just a week ago. He chatted to the PokerStars Blog about his annus mirabilis.
Like the mythical creature Lernaean Hydra the tournament lost one Dutch player, but gained three at the same time.
Dennis Smit told us that he just busted Stefan Correlje. Smit had opened with aces and flopped top set on . Smit had bet flop, turn () and all in on the river (). Correlje had called all the way holding but that hand was no match to Smit's aces.
At the same time we saw Thomas Brader walk into the room and take his seat. Pieter de Korver is also playing, having won a seat in a qualifier earlier today.
Peter Barrable bet 2,100 on the turn of a board reading and got a call from Albert Daher.
The river card saw Barrable verbally announce 3,100 and throw in a blue T5000 chip. Daher eased back one headphone and asked how much it was before calling.
“You win. Jack high.” Barrable told him and Daher twirled his to show the winning hand.
We arrived at the table with the board spread out .
Steve O’Dwyer bet out 4,400 from the big blind and watched as Dobromir Nikov thought over his decision. Not long after and Nikov moved all in for 17,775 in chips as the action fell back on O’Dwyer. He tanked for a few minutes before making the call only to muck his hand when he was shown the for the nut flush.
On a flop of Vanessa Selbst checked from the big blind to PokerStars Team Pro colleague Luca Pagano. The Italian pro bet out 800 and Selbst raised to 2,700. Pagano made the call.
The fell on the turn and Selbst bet out 3,100, Pagano made the call. The on the river made Selbst bet out 6,800. "How much? Sixty eight hundred? Sixty eight nundred is a good prize" said Pagano before paying the bet.
"Two pair?" said/asked Selbst while she showed . Pagano mucked and Selbst grabbed the chips.
The next hand Pagano three bet and bet a flop, but he got raised by Ludovic Geilich and had to fold.
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. Smit had bet flop, turn (
) and all in on the river (
). Correlje had called all the way holding 
and got a call from Albert Daher.
saw Barrable verbally announce 3,100 and throw in a blue T5000 chip. Daher eased back one headphone and asked how much it was before calling.
to show the winning hand.
.
Vanessa Selbst checked from the big blind to PokerStars Team Pro colleague Luca Pagano. The Italian pro bet out 800 and Selbst raised to 2,700. Pagano made the call.
on the river made Selbst bet out 6,800. "How much? Sixty eight hundred? Sixty eight nundred is a good prize" said Pagano before paying the bet.
. Pagano mucked and Selbst grabbed the chips.
