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before the flop for his last 2,600 in chips from the button, only to be snap-called by McMurphy and the cards were revealed:
; McMurphy draws first blood in their semi-final.
before the flop, only to be called by Woods who showed 
.
, but Gudvangen stayed alive after the turn of the 
and the river 
completed the board.
, only to be called down by Woods who showed 
.
and as a result, we are all tied up again!
and found himself ahead of Barry Woods' 
.
. We are in for another marathon session here!
; Gudvangen snap-called and the cards were revealed:
improved neither hand, but Gudvangen's supporters groaned from above when the 
spiked on the river to see Woods double up and keep the match alive.
to see McMurphy double through.
and found himself dominated by Wood's 
., but there was a slim chance when the 
fell on the turn, giving Gudvangen the straight draw. and we still don't have our first finalist!
, McMurphy checked to Woods who led out for 700. McMurphy then check-raised to 1,600, Woods moved all in and McMurphy snap-called. saw Woods hold and double up again. Due to the final 36 players in the Main Event now coming up to Studio 3, their semi-final match has now been moved downstairs to the main poker room.
and hitting on the board of 
against Woods' 
.
against Woods' 
, but Gudvangen hit two pair on the board of 
to double up.; Woods tabled but had to dodge the straight draw outs against the of Gudvangen.
and the river 
weren't any of those outs that Gudvangen was looking for.
the next hand and put the 1,100 all in (which Gudvangen was committing no matter what, as he was leaning over the table ready to drop it into the middle).
and the board - incredibly - ran out . Thus endeth Gudvangen's godlike run.
