145 players just went on their first six-minute break of the night. Among the players in top 5 after one hour of play is the number one rated online tournament player in the world, Niklas "tutten7" Åstedt and Shyam "sdot111" Srinivasan.
Chipleader at the moment is Uruguay's Fabrizio "DrMiKee" Gonzalez with 38,577 chips. Gonzalez has already secured one victory in this Super XL Series, when he won Event #8 $80,000 Super XL - Crazy 8 tournament for $20,000.
Christopher Brammer have recorded tournament winnings of millions of dollars both live and online, but he will not add anything in this event #28. Brammer was just knocked out of the tournament and with no option of reentry, he will not be adding a Super XL High Roller title to his list of accolades.
Swedish player Simon "Isildur1337x" Matsson just found a crucial double up through countryman "SalsaFiesta". Matsson had seen his starting stack of 20,000 dwindle to 14,000 in the early stages of the tournament, but the number three player of the PocketFives ranking is now back in business with almost 30,000 chips after the double up.
163 players still have a shot of winning this High Roller, while 12 players have checked out so far.
German player "b.szaszko" opened up the action preflop for 900 from the cutoff, before Fabrizio "DrMiKee" Gonzalez made it 2,114 to go out of the small blind. "b.szaszko" quickly called, and the players checked through a flop of .
The turn came and prompted a bet of 2,000 chips from Gonzalez, which was yet again called by the German.
The river caused two checks, and Gonzalez' was good enough to rake in the pot, which further solidified his chiplead.
Canada's "marioallin" raised to 912 from middle position, just to find Artem "veeea" Vezhenkov reraise to 2,545 from the cutoff. The Canadian thought for a few seconds before committing his entire stack of 15,850 chips, and Vezhenkov called it off quickly.
"marioallin":
Vezhenkov:
Already on the flop disaster struck for "marioallin", as it came down . The turn and the river brought no treys whatsoever, and Ukranian could rake in the massive pot.
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and prompted a bet of 2,000 chips from Gonzalez, which was yet again called by the German.
river caused two checks, and Gonzalez' 
was good enough to rake in the pot, which further solidified his chiplead.
. The turn 
and the river 
brought no treys whatsoever, and Ukranian could rake in the massive pot.