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Level 3
: 150/300, 25 ante
On a 
flop, Leslie Arthur Packer check-raised Philipp Gruissem's 3,000 bet to 8,500 and German made the call to see the 
on the turn.
Packer fired 10,000 this time before Gruissem set Packer all in and the latter tanked for several minutes.
"Rebuy! It's a rebuy, you can't bust out!" said Gruissem, giving Packer what they call here in London 'the verbal treatment'. "...Ok, I have no full house. Full house, I just call..."
Packer smiled and continued to think.
"Ace-seven [of clubs]?" inquired Gruissem.
"Four-seven suited?" said Vladimir Troyanovskiy.
Finally, a clearly pained Packer folded his hand and, despite requests to the contrary, Gruissem refused to show his hand to the rest of the table.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
70,000
31,000
|
31,000 |
|
26,000 |
.
. Mironiuk threw out a bet of 4,000 but had acted out of turn. O’Dwyer then bet 5,000 and Mironiuk called. The river card was the 
and a bet from O’Dwyer saw Mironiuk slam his cards face up in anger announcing, “Fold.”
and shipped the chips to O’Dwyer.
and Dimitar Danchev had moved all in for 23,900. Andreev made the call which seemed to leave the remaining player with a decision as he took a short while before folding.
for a turned straight and a frustrated Andreev tabled his 
saw a big pot shipped to Danchev.
was checked and the 
hit the felt completing the board. Still grinning, Troyanovskiy bet 1,200.
when Bedell checked and Andreev jammed for 20,000.
for a draw and Bedell tabled 
. The river card 
bricked out to send Andreev out. It remains to be seen if he will take his option of buying back in.
