February 18 2008, Haley Hintze


, was called by sunseeker with 
, and found no help on a 



board. Eighth place went to Pappe_Ruk just four hands later, after he got the last of his chips in with 
and lost to Bry23's 
when the board came 



. After a long stretch of seven-handed play that saw sunseeker double through REPda503 to move into the lead, MR_CAPO exited in seventh. That bustout came when MR_CAPO lost a coin flip to Bry23, with the chips again in before the flop; MR_CAPO showed 
to Bry23's 
and moved ahead on a 

flop, only to fade a
turn and see Bry23 connect in turn with the
river.

was in trouble against sunseeker's 
. The board came 



, trimming the field to five. At this point the remaining players agreed to a chop for most of the remaining money, with sunseeker assuring himself the biggest payday of the event with his sizeable edge, even though he ended up not being the official winner of the event.

against Baikal7's 
. The last of the chips went in on the turn, at which point the board read 


. A blank (
) completed the hand's action and assured the knockout. Just one hand later, REPda503 bowed out, after calling Kvanmo's push with 
. Kvanmo offered only 
, but connected in grand style with a board that ultimately read 



, for a winning full house.

overcame sunseeker's 
when the board brought 



.

, and Kvanmo bet most of his remaining chips, making it 37,600,000, with 
. Baikal7 made the call, and the flop came 

. The last million of Kvanmo's chips went in, Baikal7 called, but couldn't catch the needed out as the board completed 
, giving Kvanmo the flush. This left Baikal7 with scarcely a million chips himself, and though he doubled through three straight hands, it was still an inconsequential amount, and Kvanmo soon completed the win. The last hand saw Baikal7's 
reeled in by Kvanmo's modest 
, which made quads when the board rolled out 



.

when the board rolled out 



. Following the exit of a short-stacked buelent67 in eighth, TiltStarter departed in seventh when his 
went nowhere against Roman_Mauric's 
, the board bringing 



. Only a few hands later, after dropping most of his chips in a hand with Batnaess, Nuttz4u pushed all in with 
, but found Apolon76, waiting with 
, and for the first time at this final the kings held up.
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