Dmitriy Grishin raised before the flop, and Ahmet Ucali made the call from the blinds. Grishin made a 45,000 continuation bet on and Ucali check raised to 575,000, putting Grishin all in. Grishin made the call, and the showdown was there.
Dmitriy Grishin:
Ahmet Ucali:
Ucali hit his flush on the turn with the , and there wasn't a card in the deck that could save Grishin anymore. The on the river was just there to make things official.
Dmitriy Grishin opened for 40,000 from the hijack, and Oleksii Khoroshenin on the button made it 105,000. Both blinds folded, and action was back on Grishin. We had seen all of this allready today, and again Grishin wasn't going to let go so easily. Grishin made it 175,000, and now Khoroshenin had the decision. After a little bit of thinking he moved all in, Grishin made the call almost instant.
Dmitriy Grishin:
Oleksii Khoroshenin:
The window card was the , but the other two cards were sixes with the and . The on the turn was a blank, and so was the on the river.
Dmitriy Grishin is down to 555,000, Oleksii Khoroshenin now has well over 1.4 million.
If one more player gets eliminated, the tournament will be down to 10 players and the final table will be set. When that happens, the tournament will move to a new table, and the players will get a 50 minute break to grab something to eat.
Kiryl Radzivonau from Belarus coudln't get anything going the last few levels, and was down to the point a hand like couldn't be played post flop. It was all or nothing, and he decided it was all this time.
He got it in from the small blind, after Sergii Minaiev had opened from under the gun plus one. The big blind folded, and Minaiev made the quick call.
The tens were in trouble as Minaiev had . The didn't leave much room for improvement, either runner runner straight or runner runner tens was all Radzivonau could hope for at this point.
The spoiled that hope, and the was a blank. Kiryl Radzivonau exited in 12th place, 11 players remain.
Oleksii Khoroshenin opened for 40,000, and got a three bet from Mustafa Biz to 98,000 on the cutoff. Khoroshenin made the call, en pushed all in for 337,000 on . Biz needed a long time to make his decision, and got called the clock on eventually. He folded with about 10 seconds left to act, leaving the pot to Khoroshenin.
Sevket Yildiz limped the cutoff for 20,000, and Mustafa Merymoglu in the small blind shoved all in for 132,000. The big blind folded, and Yildiz called while already asking for a queen.
Yildiz showed and was up against .
The made Yildiz ask for a nine, but after the on the turn, even that card wouldn't help him. "Yes give him a nine" laughed Merymoglu. The on the river was a blank, and Merymoglu doubled.
Ahmet Ucali had been short for a long time, but just caught the break he was looking for. He shoved for 262,000 from the cutoff, and got a call from Dmitriy Grishin in the small blind.
Ucali had some catching up to do with as Grishin tabled . The was beautiful though, and the on the turn was even better looking. The on the river was a blank, and Ucali doubled up.
and Ucali check raised to 575,000, putting Grishin all in. Grishin made the call, and the showdown was there.
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was a blank. Kiryl Radzivonau exited in 12th place, 11 players remain.
. Biz needed a long time to make his decision, and got called the clock on eventually. He folded with about 10 seconds left to act, leaving the pot to Khoroshenin.
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made Yildiz ask for a nine, but after the 
board improved neither, and Khoroshenin doubled.
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