Main Event Dia 2 | 2017 PokerStars Championship Macau

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Dia 2 Iniciado

2017-04-05 04:47 UTC+8

Seat Draw Day 2

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Table	Seat	Name	Country	Chip Count
1	1	Joachim Jakel	Germany	14,700
1	3	Tianyuan Tang	China	45,900
1	4	Di Hong	China	37,000
1	5	Alvin Wei-Xiang Cheam	United Kingdom	33,300
1	6	Jianbo Jiang	China	87,200
1	7	Chun Wong	China	15,100
1	8	Yifan Zheng	China	57,000
1	9	Koon Siu Dennis Ng	China	15,500

2	1	Asker Aloev	Russia	57,700
2	2	Thibaut Blondel	France	2,500
2	4	Tsuyoshi Ishibashi	Japan	46,500
2	5	Liang Xu	China	79,600
2	6	Fei Han	China	26,700
2	7	Oliver Price	United Kingdom	40,700
2	8	Ihar Pliashko	Belarus	8,300
2	9	Zhenyu Song	China	30,400

3	1	Janis Lesinskis	Australia	22,200
3	2	Michel Abecassis	France	76,700
3	3	Shinobu Tanaka	Japan	30,200
3	5	Gang Wang	China	25,300
3	6	Jimmy Guerrero	France	8,000
3	7	Xiang Zhu	China	25,200
3	8	Jingzhi Huang	China	14,900
3	9	Antoine Hasbani	Lebanon	40,800

4	1	Terence Reardon	United States	17,900
4	2	Chun Ho Edward Yam	China	65,400
4	5	Fan Wu	China	33,700
4	6	Louis Lam	Canada	34,500
4	7	Victorino Torres	United States	19,200
4	8	Alex Difelice	Canada	15,000
4	9	Aymon Hata	United Kingdom	47,400

5	1	Nadia Wanzi	Netherlands	14,100
5	2	Soo Jo Kim	South Korea	70,300
5	3	Daniel Lee	United States	65,100
5	4	Jixue Yin	China	14,300
5	5	Yang Wang	China	25,700
5	7	Yinfei Xiao	China	50,100
5	8	Robert Piltz	Germany	23,700
5	9	Konstantin Pogodin	Russia	67,100

6	1	Gaelle Baumann	France	29,600
6	2	Ludovic Ribhl	France	7,700
6	4	Sergey Lebedev	Russia	28,100
6	5	Yap Jun Wah	Malaysia	114,700
6	6	Daniel Dvoress	Canada	65,000
6	7	Zhenru Xie	Ireland	46,100
6	8	Jingxuan Zhu	China	18,800
6	9	Tsz Hin Ng	Hong Kong	17,000

7	1	Zhixiong Tan	China	15,900
7	2	Ali Reza Fatehi	Iran	54,000
7	3	Kenny Chun Kang Shih	United States	11,500
7	5	Winfred Yu	China	47,300
7	6	Alexandre Moreau	France	24,300
7	7	Levan Karamanishvili	Ukraine	56,100
7	8	Nick Petrangelo	United States	10,000
7	9	Wen Chen	China	79,800

8	1	Yang Hau	China	46,200
8	2	Michael Egan	Australia	38,900
8	3	Darian Tan Kok Fye	Malaysia	31,600
8	4	Han Yu	China	25,400
8	6	Jie Xu	China	14,500
8	7	Changhun Lee	South Korea	46,400
8	8	Edgard Raffoul	Lebanon	19,400
8	9	Geoffrey Waterlot	Belgium	86,700

9	1	Yan Li	China	107,700
9	2	Zinan Xu	China	24,200
9	3	Dawei Zeng	China	66,800
9	4	Abou Saleh Elias	Lebanon	8,800
9	5	Zhong Wang	China	66,200
9	6	Andrew Hinrichsen	Australia	45,800
9	7	Louis Salter	United Kingdom	62,100
9	8	Yixin Wu	Australia	24,800

10	1	Dilijiang A	China	95,900
10	3	Lee Hon Cheong	Hong Kong	63,400
10	4	Hongjun Zhao	China	40,600
10	5	Alexander Lynskey	Australia	42,100
10	6	Roman Korenev	Russia	69,100
10	7	Yunsong Lai	China	34,500
10	8	Daniel McAulay	United Kingdom	27,000
10	9	John Gallagher	Ireland	27,300

11	1	Aladin Reskallah	France	33,900
11	2	Hyoseob Shin	South Korea	63,600
11	3	Yuan Zhou	China	10,800
11	4	Chien Fa Chou	Taiwan	46,800
11	6	Dong Kim	United States	48,400
11	7	Steve O'Dwyer	Ireland	25,300
11	8	Jun Zhou	China	55,700
11	9	Yeow Chung Chong	Singapore	41,300

12	1	Chengbei Li	China	52,500
12	3	Elliot Smith	Canada	101,700
12	4	Stevan Chew	Australia	69,300
12	5	Daniel Bourdon	Canada	41,800
12	6	Pak Kwan Justin Chan	Hong Kong	12,000
12	7	Siarhei Chudapal	Belarus	12,900
12	8	Frederik Farrington	Denmark	21,300
12	9	Weihang Chen	China	24,600

13	2	Chunguang Zhang	China	30,900
13	3	Xiao Kuo Huang	China	35,100
13	4	Michael Song	United States	27,900
13	5	Zhong Jian Biao	China	27,900
13	6	Aaron Lim	Australia	14,100
13	7	Yuanhang Zhong	China	19,700
13	8	Xiaoyang Luo	China	63,600
13	9	Angelina Rich	Australia	19,100

14	1	Ryan Yu	Canada	125,200
14	2	David Bonham	New Zealand	41,300
14	3	Liwei Sun	Italy	52,100
14	4	Fabrice Soulier	France	77,000
14	5	Gen Nose	Japan	14,000
14	7	Yao Meng	China	128,700
14	8	Kitty Kuo	Taiwan	69,000
14	9	Guodong Sun	China	69,300

15	1	Vladas Tamasauskas	Lithuania	8,500
15	2	Huai Hsun Ko	China	27,400
15	4	Albert Paik	United States	98,900
15	5	Ying Kit Chan	Hong Kong	48,700
15	6	Chen-An Lin	Taiwan	46,500
15	7	Thomas Nielsen	Denmark	53,500
15	8	Simon Burns	United Kingdom	9,900
15	9	Vitaly Tevis	Russia	20,800

16	1	Nan Tu	China	46,600
16	2	Leo Yan Ho Cheng	Canada	63,600
16	3	Jun Wu	China	41,200
16	4	Sam Greenwood	Canada	33,300
16	6	Sergey Kogotkov	Russia	28,400
16	7	Enio Bozzano	Brazil	9,000
16	8	Bernard Vu	France	23,000
16	9	Wenwu Xue	China	63,600

17	1	Xiao Lin	China	54,500
17	2	Soh Kai Huan	Malaysia	24,900
17	3	Martin Kozlov	Australia	16,500
17	4	Duane Baillet	France	10,200
17	5	Victor Fook Kiong Chong	Malaysia	18,900
17	6	Matthew Wakeman	Australia	91,200
17	7	Chi Hsiang Lee	China	24,600
17	8	Van Sang Nguyen	Vietnam	101,400

18	2	Kahle Burns	Australia	75,200
18	3	Paul Fontan Castrillon	Spain	34,700
18	4	Xin Liu	China	61,900
18	5	Paul-Francois Tedeschi	France	37,600
18	6	Tommy Hjerting Bech	Denmark	42,200
18	7	Hau Minh Nguyen	Australia	29,600
18	8	Laurynas Levinskas	Lithuania	7,800
18	9	Sebastien Caron	France	39,100

19	1	Kanghua Dong	China	24,200
19	2	Stefan Grunewald	Germany	13,500
19	3	Erich Stadler	New Zealand	28,900
19	4	Davidi Kitai	Belgium	14,900
19	5	Levan Kolbaia	Russia	40,700
19	6	Liu Qiang	China	20,400
19	7	Ting Lin	China	50,700
19	9	Wei Lin	China	66,500

20	1	Ryan Yum	Hong Kong	37,700
20	3	Manig Loeser	Germany	56,800
20	4	Isaac Haxton	United States	27,800
20	5	Wen Lin Wang	China	42,500
20	6	Xiang Pan	China	41,800
20	7	Wei Lik Graeme Siow	Singapore	13,400
20	8	Tamara Bremner	Canada	88,800
20	9	Tyron Krost	Australia	67,100

21	1	Tao Fan	China	72,700
21	2	Junzhong Loo	Malaysia	45,000
21	3	Maxime Adam	France	54,000
21	4	Canlin Chen	China	38,700
21	5	Joachim Bold	Germany	130,500
21	6	Bryan Huang	Singapore	83,400
21	8	Qi Luo	China	80,800
21	9	Dmytro Denysenko	Ukraine	118,000

22	1	Minggeng Bo	China	95,500
22	2	Ke Chen	China	21,500
22	3	Yen Chen	Taiwan	63,600
22	5	Paul Vehvilainen	Finland	28,300
22	6	Phachara Wongwichit	Australia	53,800
22	7	Daniel Laidlaw	Australia	135,300
22	8	David Freiburghaus	Switzerland	33,400
22	9	Renjun Yang	China	87,100

23	1	Marius Imbrasas	Cyprus	33,000
23	3	Timothy English	Australia	10,600
23	4	Pakinai Lisawad	Thailand	47,600
23	5	Changjie Zhang	Singapore	71,000
23	6	Johnny Yu	Canada	66,000
23	7	Yat Wai Cheng	Hong Kong	29,300
23	8	Weizhou Zha	China	44,000
23	9	Zigao Yu	China	162,900

24	1	Feng Wen Chen	Taiwan	61,000
24	2	Chun Long Ronaid Yu	Hong Kong	36,000
24	3	Tim Uit de Haag	Netherlands	35,200
24	4	Zhun Zhong	China	10,500
24	5	Jin Hwang Yong	Malaysia	37,500
24	6	David Peters	United States	35,100
24	8	Carlos Garcia Sarmiento	Colombia	37,000
24	9	Mauro Francolini	Italy	32,800

25	1	Alexander Freund	Austria	59,900
25	2	Chun Ho Law	United Kingdom	48,500
25	3	Julien Rouxel	United Kingdom	32,800
25	5	Randy Lew	United States	20,600
25	6	Wenlong Jin	China	78,700
25	7	Troy Quenneville	Canada	14,600
25	8	En Ning Chen	China	68,500
25	9	James Rann	United Kingdom	24,800

26	1	Mark McGovern	United Kingdom	55,500
26	2	Hyunshik Yun	United States	35,800
26	3	Lingling Nie	China	61,800
26	4	Fulong Chen	China	67,200
26	5	Valentin Apostol	Romania	27,900
26	6	Lap Kay Chan	Hong Kong	13,000
26	7	Calvin Sungwon Lee	United States	21,000
26	9	Boon Heng Siong	Singapore	47,500

27	1	Zhaojun Ruan	China	26,700
27	2	Yuexin Wang	China	121,100
27	3	Georgios Zisimopoulos	Greece	40,800
27	4	Nino Franz	Germany	24,800
27	5	Mateusz Gosz	Poland	47,000
27	7	Peng Fu	China	32,000
27	8	Man Sze Chow	Canada	20,400
27	9	Chuanshu Chen	Hong Kong	40,200

28	2	Wei Ming Tseng	Taiwan	42,500
28	3	Liang Che	China	20,800
28	4	Chi Ying Tsai	Taiwan	23,000
28	5	Zedao Ma	China	50,600
28	6	Linh Tran	Canada	68,400
28	7	Chenxiang Miao	China	29,900
28	8	James Tian	United States	74,000
28	9	Jiabin Cui	China	23,600

29	1	Tou Ta-Wei	Taiwan	25,300
29	2	Aditya Agarwal	India	17,700
29	3	Carsten Jeppesen	Denmark	69,300
29	5	Tokuhu Yoshinaga	Japan	48,000
29	6	Yasuyuki Tsuji	Japan	34,000
29	7	Yuki Ko	South Korea	101,900
29	8	Jesus Sanchez Blanco	Spain	44,000
29	9	Dzmitry Rabotkin	Belarus	13,000

30	1	Sergio Aido	Spain	80,300
30	2	Jaeik Cho	Japan	75,400
30	3	Kunal Patni	India	32,300
30	4	Jordan Westmorland	United States	40,900
30	5	Nianqing Wang	China	29,500
30	7	Cornelis Van Beest	Netherlands	47,000
30	8	Ping San Chan	Canada	61,800
30	9	Huu Nguyen	Vietnam	46,700

31	1	Yung Bing Chu	Taiwan	22,100
31	2	Panagiotis Makridis	Australia	12,100
31	4	Changsheng Chai	China	22,100
31	5	Reagan Leman	Indonesia	56,200
31	6	Peter Jaksland	Denmark	50,800
31	7	Vladimir Troyanovskiy	Russia	27,000
31	8	Tommy Velliama	France	32,000
31	9	Lachezar Petkov	Bulgaria	45,500

32	1	Chane Kampanatsanyakorn	Thailand	45,500
32	2	Peiran Liu	China	48,800
32	3	Louis Nyberg	Sweden	71,900
32	4	Corey Hochman	United States	84,900
32	5	Shyngis Satubayev	Kazakhstan	44,600
32	6	Hendrik Latz	Germany	71,100
32	7	Yohwan Lim	South Korea	26,000
32	8	Revaz Eliava	Georgia	14,400

33	1	Xiaotian Yang	China	6,900
33	2	Kuei Fan Hsieh	Taiwan	31,100
33	3	Nan Hong	China	13,800
33	4	Aslan Esenkulov	Russia	39,900
33	5	Sofia Lovgren	Sweden	66,500
33	6	Korejeho Lee	South Korea	11,300
33	7	Viktor Jensen	Sweden	53,800
33	8	Alex Ward	United Kingdom	24,600
33	9	Tzu Chien Lo	Taiwan	12,200

34	1	Avraham Oziel	Canada	42,300
34	2	Morten Mortensen	Denmark	66,700
34	3	Sai Wu	China	79,000
34	4	Qiao Heng	China	18,200
34	5	Ivan Zuna	Croatia	27,400
34	6	Egor Bulychev	Russia	23,500
34	7	Kelvin Beattie	Australia	20,300
34	8	Song Li	China	27,800
34	9	Imad Derwiche	France	56,000

35	1	Jack Salter	United Kingdom	86,900
35	2	Ning Li	China	64,200
35	3	Viktor Ivanov	Russia	45,000
35	4	Lau Man Yuen	Hong Kong	99,700
35	5	Tobias Ziegler	Germany	38,700
35	6	Adrien Allain	France	55,600
35	7	Emanuel Vincent Paul Cj Seal	Australia	32,100
35	8	Andrei Boghean	Romania	68,000
35	9	Maksim Shuts	Thailand	33,000

36	1	Julius Malzanini	United Kingdom	48,500
36	2	Dong Guo	Canada	88,200
36	3	Adrian Attenborough	Australia	55,300
36	4	Zihan Cong	China	44,400
36	5	Nariman Yaghmai	Iran	58,500
36	6	Ro Woong Park	Hong Kong	39,400
36	7	Xuan Tan	China	58,600
36	8	Raghav Bansal	India	35,400
36	9	Chih Chun Chang	Taiwan	6,100

37	1	Kosei Ichinose	Japan	25,500
37	2	Petar Kalev	Bulgaria	9,900
37	3	Christoffer Stahle	Sweden	56,200
37	4	Hao Su	China	84,500
37	5	Kwok Chun Lai	Hong Kong	47,000
37	6	Abbas Moradi	Canada	33,600
37	7	Yuening Chen	China	21,400
37	8	Ying Lin Chua	Malaysia	77,900
37	9	Ilia Poliakov	Russia	18,600

38	1	David Tang	Australia	47,800
38	2	Ivan Deyra	France	79,300
38	3	Zhi Min Pun	China	58,600
38	4	Qifeng Duan	China	40,300
38	6	Taiichiro Okudaira	Japan	25,800
38	7	Fabian Quoss	Germany	18,200
38	8	Nerijus Luksa	Norway	34,200
38	9	Jung Chou Lee	China	54,800

39	1	Tim Lowe	Macau	79,700
39	2	Beh Kok Weng	Malaysia	105,700
39	3	Mingwei Li	China	15,100
39	4	Amirhossein Ahmadzadehvatani	Iran	70,600
39	5	Christopher Young Park	United States	16,200
39	6	Roman Papacek	Czech Republic	113,700
39	7	Johnjin Kim	Philippines	98,300
39	8	Niall Murray	United Kingdom	19,600
39	9	Lin Ern Chio	Singapore	31,600

40	1	Maksim Trofimov	Russia	61,600
40	2	Miguel Cieri Di Pentima	Venezuela	60,150
40	3	Alex Lee Lin Hwaa	Malaysia	45,800
40	4	Xian Luo	China	15,900
40	5	Chadi Moustapha	Lebanon	19,000
40	6	Kai Yat Fam	Singapore	22,000
40	7	Jingjun Shen	China	71,800
40	8	Zhiqiang Qian	China	32,400
40	9	Pei Yuan Sun	China	27,300

41	1	Stig Billgren	Vietnam	25,600
41	2	Kiryl Radzivonau	Belarus	33,000
41	3	Satrya Wijaya Teja	Indonesia	39,900
41	4	Vasilios Argyros	Australia	96,800
41	5	Oleksandr Trokhymenko	Ukraine	21,500
41	6	Siyou Cao	China	33,000
41	7	Jianguo Sun	China	24,000
41	8	Jiaxiu Liu	China	63,300
41	9	Soichiro Kojiya	Japan	38,800

42	1	Guofeng Wang	China	70,200
42	2	Tim Shun Timpson Luk	Hong Kong	35,100
42	3	Xiaoling Li	China	12,800
42	4	Vinay Agarwal	Singapore	94,100
42	5	Sahil Chuttani	India	20,500
42	6	Yaniv Peretz	Latvia	29,200
42	7	Anthony Diotte	Canada	78,600
42	8	Hiroyuki Noda	Japan	78,800
42	9	Ioannis Angelou Konstas	Netherlands	70,000

2017-04-05 13:00 UTC+8

Over 500 Players and Counting as Day 2 Gets Set to Resume Play

They're on to Day 2! At 2pm local time, the surviving players from Days 1a and 1b will combine and return to the tables to play another six 75-minute levels in the 2017 PokerStars Championship Macau Main Event in the City of Dreams.

There have been over 500 entries so far and about 350 of those still have chips for today's Day 2. The first-ever PokerStars Championship Macau is an unqualified success. Registration remains open through the first two levels today, allowing the field to still grow.

Zigao Yu will lead the way when play resumes, unbagging 162,900 from Day 1a. The second-best stack is also from the first starting flight. Daniel Laidlaw will return with 135,300. The top three is rounded out by Day 1b's chip leader, Joachim Bold with 130,500.

Day 2 Level Structure

Level	Duration	Small Blind	Big Blind	Ante
7	75 min	300	600	100
8	75 min	400	800	100
9	75 min	500	1,000	100
10	75 min	600	1,200	200
11	75 min	800	1,600	200
12	75 min	1,000	2,000	300

While the second entry day played out yesterday in the PokerStars LIVE Macau poker room, the HK$206,000 Single-Day High Roller also delivered plenty of excitement. There were 62 entries to the event and Quan Zhou was the winner, earning HK$3,645,000 after defeating Nick Petrangelo heads-up.

PokerNews' live reporting team will be back on the tournament floor today, providing live updates of all the action. Keep your browser locked on this page to stay up to date as the tournament progresses.

Tags: Daniel Laidlaw Joachim Bold Nick Petrangelo Quan Zhou Zigao Yu

Nível: 7

Blinds: 300/600

Ante: 100

2017-04-05 14:12 UTC+8

Cards in the Air

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Nível 7 : 300/600, 100 ante

It’s nearly game time here at PokerStars LIVE Macau with Day 2 of the PokerStars Championship Macau about to start. Players are in the midst of taking their seats and most have already unbagged their chips, aside from those who are coming in fresh as entry is still open for the first two levels — until around 4:30pm local time (GMT+7).

Entrants will be battling it out over six 75-minute levels with play finishing around 10pm so players can finish in time for the PokerStars Players Party, which kicks off at the fabled Pacha nightclub at 11pm.

That may result in a few sore heads tomorrow for Day 3, though some players may well be drowning their sorrows, the ones who fail to make the cut at any rate.

Cards are now in the air so stay with us for more tournament excitement and adventure as we see who has got what it takes to go the distance.

2017-04-05 14:23 UTC+8

A Seat for Smith

Nível 7 : 300/600, 100 ante

Dan Smith was one of the players to take advantage of registration being open at the start of Day 2. He just took his seat for the first time in this tournament.

We caught up with a hand he was in while the action was at the turn with on the table. One player checked, another bet 3,700, and Smith called, as did the other player.

The river was the and all three players checked. The first showed , the second mucked, and Smith flipped up . Their kickers didn't play, so the pot was chopped between two of the three players.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Dan Smith	35,000

Tags: Dan Smith

2017-04-05 14:35 UTC+8

Diotte Looking for Back-to-Back Main Event Final Tables

Nível 7 : 300/600, 100 ante

Fresh off a sixth-place finish two weeks ago at the PokerStars Championship Panama Main Event, Anthony Diotte has made his way to Macau to seek another final table and perhaps a major title.

In a recent hand, Diotte opened to 1,300 from early position getting calls from the player on the button and the big blind.

The three checked down a board and Diotte claimed the pot with a bet of 4,300 on the river.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Anthony Diotte	82,000	3,400

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2017-04-05 14:37 UTC+8

Peters and the Croc Start Positively

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Nível 7 : 300/600, 100 ante

Fresh from his deep run the HK$206,000 Single Re-entry Shot Clock event where he earned himself HK$ 778,000 (~US$ 100,124) for a sixth place finish, David Peters opened the action with a raise to 1,500 from under-the-gun.

Direct neighbor Carlos Sarmiento made the call and Feng Wen Chen shot them both a hawk-like stare from the button and mulled it over but elected not to call and we go heads-up to an flop.

Peters cuts a serene figure at the table and calmly takes his time over every decision and this is no exception, he thought it over for around 30-seconds or so before deciding the right amount to lead out for was 2,700.

Sarmiento looked interested and counted out the call and the dealer peeled off the turn. This brings a slightly longer visit to the think tank from Peters, who fired a second barrel, this one a slightly larger bet of 5,700.

This is enough to make Sarmiento lose interest and Peters rakes in his first pot of the day.

Australia’s Billy the Croc Argyros is another who has started his Main Event in the right way, opening the action to 1,800 from the button and Siyou Cao decided to take a gander at a flop from the big blind and made the call.

Cao decided to take the betting lead on the flop, firing out 2,100 and Argyros called without much hesitation.

Both players checked the turn and the landed on the river. Cao evidently doesn’t like it and checked it over to Argyros, who figured 4,600 was a reasonable bet. Cao, however, does not look interested in paying him off and throws his hand away.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Billy Argyros	97,500	700
David Peters	36,000	900
Carlos Garcia Sarmiento	27,300	-9,700
Siyou Cao	26,000	-7,000

Tags: Billy Argyros Carlos Garcia Sarmiento David Peters Siyou Cao

2017-04-05 14:39 UTC+8

Chew On This

Nível 7 : 300/600, 100 ante

On a flop of , Siarhei Chudapal checked to Stevan Chew who bet 1,000. Chudapal raised to 2,600 and Chew thought for a bit, asking to see how much Chudapal had to start the hand, and called.

The turn was the and Chudapal bet 5,900. Chew thought for a few moments and gave up his cards.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Stevan Chew	70,000	700
Siarhei Chudapal	28,000	15,100

Tags: Stevan Chew Siarhei Chudapal

2017-04-05 14:55 UTC+8

Soulier More Than Doubles Early in the First Level

Nível 7 : 300/600, 100 ante

Fabrice Soulier started the day with 77,000. We noted his seat draw early on as he was tablemates with big stacks Yao Meng, Ryan Yu, and Kitty Kuo as well.

A stroll past French pro just 30 minutes later had our eyes drawn to his massive chip stack.

We caught him in a hand moments ago. Soulier three-bet a raise from the player on the button to 4,200 and was met with a call. The flop came and Soulier led out with a bet of 3,600. Also called.

The hit on the turn and both players checked to the on the river. Soulier fired a bet worth 4,900 and after a moment, his opponent called. Soulier tabled and his opponent mucked.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Fabrice Soulier	159,000	82,000

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