Pais Continues to Steamroll Boyadjian
Yervand Boyadjian opened to 1,800 from early position before Mauricio Pais three-bet to 5,500.
Boyadjian and Pais had battled several times already on Day 1b, with Pais coming out on top on most occasions.
Boyadjian called although he said "I'm supposed to jam here. Okay, I'll check blind."
"You don't need to check blind, you play blind," quipped Mustapha Kanit which prompted the table to laugh.
Boyadjian called for 3,000 after Pais continued on the 
flop.
Boyadjian then check-called for 4,500 on the 
turn which brought in the 
river.
Boyadjian jammed for 27,000 and Pais snap-called. Boyadjian thought he had the winner with his 
, which was good for two pair. However, Pais had the 
for a rivered set and felted his rival.
"I just can't f****** beat this guy," said Boyadjian, who had his phone out to take a picture of the cooler.
The table tried to encourage Boyadjian to reenter but he claimed he was done for the day.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
150,000
8,000
|
8,000 |
|
Busted |