Marcel Luske and Humberto Brenes are sitting not that far away from each other, while Darvin Moon has more than doubled his stack by now.
Unfortunately, this is not the case for Ian "The Raiser" Frazer as his roller coaster ride has come to an end. He raised with and found an ace on the flop. However, an opponent had just flat-called him with and the better kicker held up after the chips went in.
Barny Boatman seems to be on a rush, swelling his stack to 15,000. He must own one of the bigger stacks in the tournament at the moment, although it is very early days indeed.
Asked how he had got his chips he told us, “Combination of things really, you know how it goes.”
John Duthie keeps adding chips to his stack. Just now he raised to 450 from under the gun and got two callers. On the flop the action got checked to him and he won the pot with a continuation bet of 625.
Dave Ulliot’s tournament has come to an end. The table described in graphic detail how had moved all in from early position with and found one caller holding . Another player moved in over the top holding and the caller put the rest of his chips in.
One heart on the flop, another on the turn and a third on the river saw Mr AQ suited take the chips much to the chagrin of the player with aces who was rueing not flat calling preflop and shoving the flop.
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There are about 30 tables left in the Amazon room and they are breaking rather quickly into the Brasilia. Bob Bounahra has been eliminated from his table in the orange section though, as confirmed by an opponent on the table. He was not 100 percent sure but recalls that it may have been versus for the last 1,200 or so chips.
Darvin Moon is on the up, his stack now just north of 10,000.
We saw him open from the cut-off for 450 and get one caller in the big blind. The flop was and the big blind check called a bet from Moon. The turn was checked and on the river the big blind led onto Moon for 600. Moon called and mucked when he couldn’t beat .
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and found an ace on the flop. However, an opponent had just flat-called him with 
and the better kicker held up after the chips went in.
flop the action got checked to him and he won the pot with a continuation bet of 625.
. Another player moved in over the top holding 
and the big blind check called a bet from Moon. The turn 
was checked and on the river 
the big blind led onto Moon for 600. Moon called and mucked when he couldn’t beat 
.