Fatehi Out
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Ali Reza Fatehi has not had a very good afternoon so far and it just got a whole lot worse. A recently arrived Fedor Holz opened the action in this particular hand with a raise to 4,000.
If Holz’ current tournament form is anything to go by he usually doubles in the first five minutes but this is not the case here – for a change.
Dan Smith mulls things over on the button before electing to re-raise to 12,500 in total and Fatehi, sitting in the small blind, moves the last of his chips in for an all-in bet of 34,200 in total.
Holz snap folded, to a groan and a cry of ‘nooooooo!’ from Smith who slaps 
face up on the table. Fathei tables 
and is in need of some help, which fails to arrive when the board runs out 
.
Amusingly, this brings a cry of ‘nooooooooo!’ from Holz, who told Smith he just folded 
.
“There’s no way you call if I shove though, right?” quizzes Smith jokingly as he stacks up his newly won chips.
For Fatehi that brings his tournament to a close as that was already his second bullet and the Iranian retires to lick his wounds.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
140,000 | 30,700 |
|
96,000 | -4,000 |
|
Eliminado |
flop, Hungjun checked in the big blind and Xiaoyang Luo bet 6,000. Hungjun check-raised to 15,000 and Luo called befre the duo checked the 
turn. On the 
river, Hungjun checked again and Luo bet 35,000. After taking one time extension for an additional 30 seconds, Hungjun then tossed in a single chip for the call and mucked once Luo flashed 
for a straight. Soon after, Tu raised to 4,500 and then folded when Boskovic senior made it 11,800 to go.
but this was not enough to beat Weis’ 
and it does not look as though he fancies a second bullet.
while Quoss had a coin flip with 
. The board ran out blank, showing 
, and Quoss headed to the registration desk in order to buy in for the second bullet.
and Martin Kozlov snap-called the four-bet shove with 
