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The remainder of Stefan Mattson's chips went in before the flop with him holding , but unfortunately, Dag Martin Mikkelsen woke up with . The flop was a heartbreaking , making both players sets, but Mikkelsen was on top with the higher set. The turn was the , the river was the , and Mikkelsen was eliminated.
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Ryan Jones moved his short stack in pre-flop with and ran into Ole Gabriel Holgensen's A-T. Lucky for Jones, the flop came down making him two pair. He filled up on the turn when the fell and doubled up to hang on, though he's still very short stacked with under 20,000.
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Pete "The Beat" Girodano
Pete "The Beat" Giordano picked up a big pot from Mohamed Kowssarie. We picked up the action on the turn with a board of , Kowssarie fired out 85,000. Pete the Beat announced a raise but did not specifically say an amount. He took his time pulling 85,000 out of his stack matching Kowssarie's bet, then said he was all in. He counted down his chips and had close to 100,000. Kowssarie went into the tank for two minutes before he folded. Pete the Beat dragged the pot, but not before he flipped over .
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Daniel Dodet (Belgium) became Mark Teltscher's latest victim. Dodet went to battle with versus Teltscher's Big Slick. Teltscher flopped a King, turned an Ace and rivered an Ace for an overkill of a full house. Teltscher has taken command of the chiplead becoming the first player past the 400K mark.
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Mark Teltscher is on fire. He just took out another player. He raised on the button and James Higgins shoved from the big blind. Mark Teltscher called with while Higgins flipped over . The flop was and Mark Teltscher took the lead. The turn was the and the river was the . Higgins headed to the rail.
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Giovanni Spadavecchia opened the pot from the button, Katja Thater moved all in from the big blind and Spadavecchia called. Thater turned over but was behind to Spadavecchia's Q-Q. The flop was 9-8-7, but the case queen hit the turn, sending Thater to the rail.
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, but unfortunately, Dag Martin Mikkelsen woke up with 
. The flop was a heartbreaking 
, making both players sets, but Mikkelsen was on top with the higher set. The turn was the 
, the river was the 
, and Mikkelsen was eliminated.
and ran into Ole Gabriel Holgensen's A-T. Lucky for Jones, the flop came down 
making him two pair. He filled up on the turn when the 
fell and doubled up to hang on, though he's still very short stacked with under 20,000.
while Higgins flipped over 
and Mark Teltscher took the lead. The turn was the 
and the river was the 
. Higgins headed to the rail.
