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Roland de Wolfe - 14th
Having been bluffed off a board by Cimpan's . Roland de Wolfe moved all-in two hands later from UTG. Carter Phillips called on the button and they were on their backs.
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Georgios Kapalas raised from the button, and Matt Lapossie called in the big blind to see a flop.
Lapossie checked and Kapalas continuation-bet 67,000, only for Lapossie to make it 156,000 to go. Call.
They saw a turn and once again Lapossie checked. Kapalas bet 190,000 -- and Lapossie check-raised again, this time to 403,000. Kapalas disappeared into the tank -- and announced all in for over a million, with a million in the pot.
[user46392]
Wow, he folded?
Santiago Terrazas raised, and was met with a reraise from Georgios Kapalas. Everyone else got out of their way, and back to Terrazas -- who announced all in for 587,000 total.
Kapalas took his time making a decision, Terrazas looking at his watch and appearing frankly rather tense. Eventually Kapalas passed, though, and the pot was his.
donpeters
After betting the flop and receiving a call from Matt Lapossie, Georgios Kapalas bired the turn for 166,000. The board read and Lapossie called again.
The river was the and Kapalas checked. Lapossie checked behind and showed . Kapalas showed and lost the hand.
[user46392]
Hit him where it hurts
small blind Roland de Wolfe and big blind Julien Nuijten limp/checked their way to a flop and de Wolfe bet out 35,000. Nuijten called.
De Wolfe checked the turn and Nuijten turned to him. "If I want you to fold, I should play now," he said. He checked.
They saw an river and now de Wolfe bet out 75,000. Nuijten tossed in enough orange 25,000 chips to cover de Wolfe, who swiftly and dejectedly folded. De Wolfe drops down to 280,000.
[user46392]
Mike "Timex" McDonald is taking a bit of a battering -- just now he raised in early position, but laid it down to a reraise from Matt Lapossie to his left, Timex looking distinctly frustrated as he mucked his hand.
[user76023]
A Cool Half-Mill For Cimpan.
Cornel Cimpan raised to 50,000 preflop and Julien Nuijten made it 125,000 behind. Passed back to Cimpan who called with 124,000 behind.
The flop was and Cimpan quickly moved all-in. Nuijten called with , behind to Cimpan's .
The turn killed the hand with the on the turn and Cimpan boated up on the river.
Cimpan has around 500,000 while Nuijten still has around a million.
[user46392]
Chip leader Marc Goodwin has been the most active player at the feature table recently, raising preflop an awful lot, and this time he got himself reraised to 120,000 by Mike "Timex" McDonald. Goodwin flatted.
They saw a flop and Goodwin checked. Timex bet -- but was left with a decision when Goodwin raised all in to cover him. He opted for the fold.
donpeters
Oleksandr Vaserfirer - 16th Place
Oleksandr Vaserfirer had been open-shoving for a while with no takers, but finally his run would end.
After Toni Ojala opened under the gun, Vaserfirer moved all in from the button. Action got back to Ojala and he made the call holding . Vaserfirer held .
The board ran out and that was it for Vaserfirer. He went home in 16th place while Ojala moved up to 880,000.
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board by Cimpan's 
. Roland de Wolfe moved all-in two hands later from UTG. Carter Phillips called on the button and they were on their backs.
was the board to leave 14 players remaining.
and Kapalas checked. Lapossie checked behind and showed 
. Kapalas showed 
and lost the hand.
flop and de Wolfe bet out 35,000. Nuijten called. 
turn and Nuijten turned to him. "If I want you to fold, I should play now," he said. He checked.
and Cimpan quickly moved all-in. Nuijten called with 
, behind to Cimpan's 
flop and Goodwin checked. Timex bet -- but was left with a decision when Goodwin raised all in to cover him. He opted for the fold.
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