Rui Milhomens raised to 54,000 and Aaron Gustavson called.
The flop was and Milhomens bet 75,000. Call.
On the turn, Milhomens bet 150,000 to which Gustavson moved all-in. Milhomens instantly folded, leaving himself with 500,000 left. Gustavson is up to about 1.3 million.
Ivo Donev raised from the button and Martin Gudvangen reraised all from the big blind. Donev considered it but folded. Gudvangen lifted his cards up high, so that everyone behind him, but no-one at the table, could see the in his hand.
It looked as though Michael Berry limped under the gun, only for Philip Byers to move in for his last 272,000. Martin Gudvangen re-shoved, the blinds and Berry got out of the way, and they were on their backs.
Byers:
Gudvangen:
Board:
Thus we lose our first Day Four-onaut, and Gudvangen bumps his stack up to 880,000.
Aaron Gustavson made it 48,000 from the hijack, only for a wide-eyed Kenneth Hicks to shove from the small blind -- not the first time he'd done that today. Perhaps taking into account how shove-happy Hicks had been up until this point, Gustavson made a speculative call with but found Hicks well ahead with .
But oh, the cruelty of the poker gods.
Board:
Gustavson counterfeited Hicks' pocket pair to send the still wide-eyed and staring Hicks to the rail.
A good night's sleep has clearly done wonders for Benny Spindler -- by far the most aggressive player at the feature table, he's just now taken down another pot. Vivek Rajkumar raised to 61,000, but Spindler made it 177,000 and Rajkumar laid it down.
Benny Spindler continues to dominate the feature table. When Vivek Rajkumar raised to 61,000 Spindler made it 177,000 to get him to fold.
He just picked up another pot when his deuces held out on a checked-down board of against Adam York.
Spindler hasn't seen it all go his own way though, Peter Eastgate just reraised all-in for about 500,000 over the top of his bet to wrest at least one pot back from the super-active German.