Chouity Sours
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We caught up with Robert Willis checking the turn of a 
board. Nicolas Chouity put in a chunky bet which Willis called. We didn't quite catch the size of the bet, but by the time they got to the river there was at least 50,000 in the pot.
The river was the 
and Willis checked. Chouity now bet 24,500 and Willis tanked up for only a very short amount of time before making the call. Chouity showed his cards first - a lacklustre 
. Willis clapped with delight and turned over his 
which were good enough to take the pot as Chouity made a little "pfft" noise.
"Nice call," a railer told Willis.
"When you get in the zone, you know," said Willis, who is now up to 190,000. The EPT Grand Final champion dropped back to 110,000.
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Just a few minutes later, and Chouity was gone. We don't know exactly what happened but online qualifier Patrick Carron was stacking chips as Chouity left the table.