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John Kabbaj waited to see if David Eldar would call all-in on the turn of a board patiently. He'd bet 75k (leaving himself just 4k which was irrelevant to the pot but looked funny balanced on four corners of his hand). The pot was around 60k and Eldar really considered it, tapping some chips on the table, staring into the upper middle distance, and generally looking a bit discomfited. He doesn't look to have made many rash decisions in this event, and this time even though he didn't look happy about it he passed. Andrew Feldman suddenly piped up with, "Ace-king of diamonds! John, you had a flush draw." But we'll never know.
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board patiently. He'd bet 75k (leaving himself just 4k which was irrelevant to the pot but looked funny balanced on four corners of his hand). The pot was around 60k and Eldar really considered it, tapping some chips on the table, staring into the upper middle distance, and generally looking a bit discomfited. He doesn't look to have made many rash decisions in this event, and this time even though he didn't look happy about it he passed. Andrew Feldman suddenly piped up with, "Ace-king of diamonds! John, you had a flush draw." But we'll never know.