Demidov Sliding
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, and there were 21,300 chips already in the middle of the table.In front of Yulius Sepman were laid all 17,300 of his chips putting himself all in pending the decision of his lone opponent, Ivan Demidov. It would take several minutes for the Team PokerStars Pro to mull over his decision as he once or twice flashed that familiar eye roll of his. "It's like... sometimes he has eight-nine here... or king-ten..." he trailed off, talking to nobody in particular. Finally, he dropped the calling chips into the pot with a regretful look on his face.
At least he knew he was wrong. Sepman tabled
, and Demidov turned over 
with a shake of the head. The turn was a blank 
, and the 
that filled out the board was a useless card as well. Sepman's overpair holds, doubling him up close to 60,000 while that slip-up drops Demidov back down to 17,000.