Jelassi's New Table Perhaps More Challenging
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Sometimes catching the tail-end of a hand you have to work back to figure out who's done what. It's helpful if the players engage in a bit of post-end chat, like Ramzi Jelassi. His new neighbour Martins Adeniya had a bet of 16,100 sitting in front of him, and was sitting very still looking at a board of 
. Jelassi was debating making the call (the pot was 30k not including this bet) but folded in the end. Adeniya mucked and was not giving anything away, despite being asked.
"Did you have it?" Jelassi talked to himself, really. "I was so sure you were going to call and I was going to win. I wasn't prepared for that."
This is where the river story became clearer - Adeniya must have check-raised that fourth heart and created a problem for the once-chip-leader. Still comfortably stacked, he does have position on his tormentor, however.