Ilari Tahkokallio raised to 380,000 and MacPhee called.
MacPhee checked the flop ("The nine of spades is hot right now," said the EPT Live commentators for some reason) and Tahkokallio bet 460,000; MacPhee folded, and the pot went to the Finn.
After losing the chip lead and most of his chips to Andreas Bauer, Kabrhel was short stacked. He got his last chips in with pocket sevens against [Removed:39]'s pocket aces. No miracles came to save Kabrhel, and he's out in seventh place on the bubble. That means he'll have to wait for another EPT event to earn more player of the year points.
We're not sure what he's up to, but young Jim "MrBig_Queso" Collopy has been spotted all on his lonesome on the floor of the lobby, apparently munching on paper. Perhaps he can no longer afford the rooms here, nor the super-expensive snacks from the bar. Toss him some loose change if you pass by him, won't you...
There was betting on the flop but both players checked the turn. They saw also a river and this time MacPhee bet out 1,420,000. Tahkokallio passed, and the pot went to MacPhee.
Kevin MacPhee raised from the button to 450,000 and Ilari Tahkokallio called from the big blind. The flop came down and Tahkokallio checked. MacPhee checked behind.
The turn was the and Tahkokallio checked again. MacPhee checked behind again. After the fell on the river, Tahkokallio fired 525,000. MacPhee made the call, but mucked when Tahkokallio tabled for a pair of fives.
The High Roller side event is down to four players after Dominykas Karmazinas busted in sixth place (€24,000) and Jyri Merivirta was eliminated in fifth (€38,000). Jeff Sarwer had the chip lead until Bijan Zahmat doubled through him with to Sarwer's .
Here are the latest chip counts:
Andreas Bauer - 270,000
[Removed:39] - 240,000
Jeff Sarwer - 240,000
Bijan Zahmat - 225,000