"I'm Not Classy"
In the last hand of the level a heated hand went down between Vladimir Geshkenbein and Phil Hellmuth.
It began when Hellmuth opened for 37,000 from the cutoff and Davidi Kitai called from the small blind.
"Well, time again," Geshkenbein said as he reached for a toy space gun he brought with him. "All In."
Geshkenbein then fired the gun, which makes various noises. He and Hellmuth had sparred before, and Hellmuth asked for a count. It was 252,000, and Hellmuth said, "Call." Kitai folded.
"What do you have?" Geshkenbein asked.
"Ace-three," Hellmuth said and tabled the 
.
"You're good," Geshkenbein said sheepishly. He waited a few seconds and then slowrolled Hellmuth with the 
. Geshkenbein continued to rib Hellmuth as the flop came down 
. The 
turn gave the Russian pause as Hellmuth picked up an open-ended straight draw, but it didn't come in as the 
blanked on the river.
"Oh no, Phil," Geshkenbein continued.
"You gotta show some class when you win one, kid," a clearly annoyed Hellmuth said.
"I'm not classy," Geshkenbein said as he continued to taunt Hellmuth.
"I'm going to bust you. I promise you that. Look me in the eyes, I'm going to bust you," Hellmuth said. There is certainly no love lost between these two players.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
650,000 | |
|
555,000 |
to send Olisar to the rail.
. We do know that Vladimir Geshkenbein had check-raised the flop, but other than that the early details eluded us.
river failed to help the Russian, and he was crippled while Vayo vaulted into the chip lead.
and all four players checked in turn. The 
turn was checked to Darner, who then bet 60,000. Only Ruberto called.
and after a brief pause Darner moved all-in for 185,000. Ruberto eventually made the call only to discover his 
turn nor 
