Agshin Rasulov Bubbles PokerStars and Monte-Carlo® Casino EPT Grand Final Main Event
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There were two players in the tournament with just a single big blind left, but both would survive the bubble as on two different tables much bigger stacks clashed. On one of them, someone would bust, and it wasn't pretty.
Kenny Hicks shoved all in on the turn of a board reading 
and got called by Agshin Rasulov on the button. Rasulov was the at risk player on the bubble, although there was also an all in on another table so if he would lose, he would still have some outs to split €19,200.
The action on this table was resolved first however and they turned over their cards.
Kenny Hicks: 
Agshin Rasulov: 
A set versus two pair and just an ace could save Rasulov. Rasulov needed help on the river if he was to survive but the 
meant he was eliminated. As the other allin player doubled up (post to follow), Rasulov is the bubble boy of the 2014 PokerStars and Monte-Carlo® Casino EPT Grand Final Main Event and he goes home empty handed. All other players are guaranteed €19,200.
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