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Another one bites the dust as Richard Pols and opponent reach the river of a board, at which point we witnessed more action than a Die Hard flick. The shorter of the two stacks turned over , but was soon given his marching orders by Pols who had made a straight on the turn with .
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Whilst most tables have been happy to get the chips in, I did spot one interesting hand where two players adopted a rather more cautious approach. With the board reading , both players checked, the latter confessing "I don't know what you have so..." before tapping the table. It was a decision that saved him a few chips in the end, as his was in all sorts of bother against .
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Strangely, we're experiencing more level one all ins than we did during the opening level of yesterday's rebuy event, the latest man to prosper from some early ants-in-pants being Bernhard Egger.
With the board reading , all the chips went flying in with Egger's in commanding shape against pocket eights. The board didn't pair, and Egger gratefully accepted an early double through.
His opponent, meanwhile, stormed off, unbeknownst that he still had 150 chips remaining, or perhaps so angry that he simply didn't care.
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Reigning �50+rebuys champion Mark Vos has entered the building and taken his seat to a round of applause from the money-hungry bounty hunters at his table.
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Our most fearsome looking table thus far, with players still trickling in, involves John Duthie, Liv Boeree and Luke O'Kelly. Woe betide anyone getting involved on that table.
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Erich Kollman has now taken his seat, and just a few minutes into level 1, Mr. Tony G also appeared, to a round of applause from the other players when he was announced by the TD. In our TD's immortal words, "Good luck and try to kick him out."
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Unless my eyes deceive me, we appear to be a man down already. We don't have any ID cards to go by, but I think I recognized the wounded soldier as Sebastien Guerlinze, who was an early pace-setter in yesterday's rebuy event.
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As well as many of the familiar faces who went deep in yesterday's event, we have also been joined by EPT founder and Team PokerStars pro John Duthie, resplendent and as well groomed as ever.
Sponsored pro Liv Boeree is also looking mustard keen in the queue.