No Nobu For Sam

Sam Razavi has just been knocked out in a classic coin flip situation. After losing chips early he was looking to double up with pocket queens, but things went the opposite way.

Razavi explained how there was a limper after which he raised to 600. A third player got involved and raised to 2,100. The action was folded back around to Razavi who three-bet to 4,800. His opponent moved all in and Razavi called for his tournament life.

Like we said before, Razavi showed pocket queens. The other hand needed for a classics coin flip is , and that happened to be the hand of his opponent. The windowcard was a queen, but maximum pain was reached when the two other cards gave Razavi's opponent a straight. No board pair on the turn and river, and Razavi was knocked out.

Razavi, a big fan of amazing food, jokingly said that he was going to try the curry place up in the food court at Crown tonight. No Nobu for Razavi this week who will be back for more poker during the PokerStars ACOP Macau next week. Ismaeel Razavi is still doing good with around 30,000 chips in front of him.