Would-a Should-a Could-a
Thomas Bichon opened with a raise from early position to 525, then Davidi Kitai made it 2,000 to go from a couple of seats over.
It folded around to Bertrand Grospellier in the small blind. Grospellier's difficulties have continued, and at that point his stack had dwindled down to around 6,000. He looked across the table at the reraise from Kitai then with an exasperated look folded his hand. A bit sloppy with the toss, the cards turned over to reveal 
.
The big blind folded, too, and Bichon called. The flop came 
. Bichon checked, Kitai bet 1,100, and Bichon called. Both then checked the 
turn and 
river. After some hesitation by both players, Kitai flashed a cheeky grin as he showed his 
. Bichon tabled 
to claim the small pot.
Grospellier couldn't help but smile at how the hand went, somewhat indicative of how his timing hasn't quite been right today. Holding his small stack of chips in his hand, he feinted as if to throw them at Kitai for his having reraised his out of that one, and all laughed.
Grospellier heads to the break with less than 5,000.