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Age Spets will be heading back to his native Norway after he was eliminated, he held 
against 
and although the board brought an ace, it came with a king as well spelling the end of his participation in this tournament.
In a very rare five way limped pot the flop was 
The first three players checked and Jerome Brion bet 33,000. Devilfish raised to 100,000 and it folded back to Brion. After a brief pause he pulled out the chips from his stack and called.
The turn brought 
Brion checked and Devilfish checked behind.
The 
on the river and the action was on Brion. He took his time and eventually put out a bet of 126,000.
This seemed to sting Devilfish who started talking, but Brion stared impassively ahead. Having declared that he couldn’t fold his hand, Devilfish called the bet and was dismayed to see his opponent table
“Bloody hell. King eight of clubs. He called a bet of a hundred thousand on the turn and he wasn’t even drawing to the nut flush. So f!#&ing bad it’s scary. Unbelievable.” Devilfish decalred to the table and showed the 
Amy Trodd is back up to 800,000 thanks to helping herself to the chips of Bettouche Abdel-Wahid.
The action passed around to Trodd in the small blind and she put Abdel-Wahid all in for his eight big blind stack. Abdel-Habib called and the cards were revealed.
Trodd: 
Abdel-Wahid: 
The board ran out 
and Abdel-Wahid went sent to the sidelines.
Stephane Allmend has just been eliminated at the hands of Daniel Plattern, who is on a run of form in this level having despatched of Mitchell Johnson.
The chips went in preflop, Platten holding 
to Allmend's 
and when the five community cards fell 
it was game over for Allmend.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
Busted |
Freddy Deeb continues to battle through this event, but he's just got very lucky. He was all in with 
against Martial Blangenwitsch's 
but spiked an ace on the turn of a 
board to double to 540,000. Blagenwitsch dropped to 450,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
540,000
60,000
|
60,000 |
|
||
|
450,000
197,000
|
197,000 |
Albert Sapiano moved all his chips over the line and Jen Yue-Chiang asked for a count. The dealer confirmed it was 229,000. Chiang checked his cards again and thought about what to do.
Sapriano realising his tournament was probably on the line wearily rose from his seat and addressed Chiang. “You might as well call. I fancy your chances. You knocked me out of the last tournament.” He said.
The Devilfish piped up, “You knocked yourself out.”
Chiang called from the small blind, the big blind folded and the cards were on their backs.
Chiang flipped over 
versus Sapiano’s 
The board ran out and Sapiano was knocked out by his nemesis. Again.
Mat Frankland has been eliminated after he squeezed with 
against Marius Pospiech's . The latter had a sweat on the 
board but ultimately came through to win the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
680,000
312,000
|
312,000 |
|
Busted |
Damien Bas should consider changing his name to Boss after a hand that just went down on Table 63.
Leigh Wiltshire opened to 32,000 under the gun and after a couple of players folded Pete Linton called. Bas then put in a three-bet from the button only to see Anthony Davies cold four-bet from the big blind to 205,000. Both Wiltshire and Linton folded but Bas was not done with his hand. He five-bet to 298,000 and after 30-45 seconds, Davies called.
The 
flop seemed to put Davies in an awkward spot and he fidgeted and shuffled in his seat while deciding what action to take. The action he settled on was a check. Bas counted out a number of chips before silently sliding 180,000 over the betting line. After 45 seconds, Davies folded and was shown the 
as a reward!
"Jacks?" quizzed Bas
"Seven-deuce offsuit," said Davies in the tone of a man that had just been owned.
Dan Morgan opened to 32,000 and the player next to act three-bet to 76,000. The action folded to Praz Bansi who cold-four-bet to 125,000 forcing folded from both players.
Bansi has two WSOP bracelets to his name and i planning on heading to Macau for the high roller event at the end of this tournament. Is he going to be heading there with €1,000,000 in his back pocket?
Andre Andrade has been sent to the rail by Leigh Wiltshire.
Andrade held to Wiltshire's in an all-in preflop confrontation. The eights held, Andrade was eliminated and Wiltshire climbed past 1,000,000 chips.
