After a series of lost pots, Chris Hyong Chang has fought back with a double up to 215,000. In a battle of the blinds, John Barch put Hyong Chang all in for a total of 98,000 with , only to find himself dominated by . Despite his good form, Barch couldn't quite out-gun his neighbour, Hyong Chang surviving a board to be blessed by the sight of his stack increasing two-fold. Barch down to 490,000.
Nenad Medic and Christian Harder reached a flop where Harder led for 12,000 and Medic made the call. On the turn, both players checked, leading to bet of 16,000 from Medic on the river. Harder made the call, but folded upon being shown . Not only did Medic spike the case 10, but he picked up the flush too. Pure greed!
Nenad Medic and Peter Costa were two of four players to see an flop with the latter seated in the big blind. With both blinds checking, Medic led for 25,000; Just Costa made the call.
The turn triggered another bet from Medic, this time to the tune of 40,000, and, again, Costa made the call.
On the river, Costa check-called a third bet of 75,000, albeit after tanking, but mucked upon being shown .
Four players including Nenad Medic, Denton Pfister, Tyler Patterson and Peter Costa saw a flop of . All four players checked, and the turn brought the .
Costa and Medic checked, Pfister bet 15,000, Patterson folded, Costa raised to 35,000 and Pfister called.
The river brought the and Costa led for 95,000. Pfister moved all in and Costa snapped it off.
Pfister tabled for tens full of fours but Costa opened for a better full house; jacks full of fours.
Costa is up to 350,000 chips whereas Pfister slipped to 205,000.
After a long, hard-fought day, we're now down to our final 10 as the remaining players have combined to form our 'unofficial' final table. One man who won't be returning tomorrow is online prodigy Christian "Charder" Harder.
Along with blinds Tyler Patterson and Peter Costa, Harder saw a flop where Costa led for 25,000. Harder made the call and Patterson folded.
A hit the turn, and Costa continued his aggressive streak, firing out a bet of 80,000 to virtually put Harder all in. With 105,000 left, Harder slid in his remaining stack and Costa made the obligatory call. But this wasn't just a pot-committed call; Costa had the nuts...