The action folded around to Dinesh Alt in the hijack, who raised to 90,000 in chips. Michael Fadersen then announced all in from the cut-off for his remaining 900,000 in chips. Gary Benson then joined the party, by moving all in for his last 370,000 in chips from the small blind. Alt got out of the way, as both players tabled their cards.
Fadersen:
Benson:
The board bricked for Fadersen, as it ran out , giving Benson a much needed double-up.
In the last hand before the break, Dejan Divkovic opened to 60,000 in chips. Dinesh Alt was sitting in the hijack, and opted to raise to 160,000 in chips. Divkovic came back over the top and raised an additional 130,000 to 290,000 in chips which was called. The board fell as both players checked. The on the turn saw Divkovic bet out 120,000 in chips, and get called. When the completed the board, Divkovic slowly counted out 400,000 in chips, and slid them into the middle. Alt sat motionless for a minute before announcing all in for 755,000 in chips which was instantly called.
Divkovic:
Alt:
The crowd erupted when Divkovic turned over his cards for a full house, but were even more shocked when Alt tabled his cards for a better full house.
“What a slow-roll,” was heard from the rail.
Divkovic didn’t think so, as he acknowledged his opponents good play.
The action started with David Campion opening to 65,000 from middle position and finding a call from Dejan Divkovic in the big blind. The flop came and both players checked. The fell on the turn, and Divkovic checked. Campion threw out 100,000 in chips, before being re-raised to 200,000. Campion made the call, as the river produced the . Divkovic moved all in for his remaining 900,000 in chips and after a minute, Campion made the call.
Divkovic tabled for a set of eights, as Campion could only shake his head, mucking his cards. After the chips were counted, Campion was left with only 50,000 in chips.
The biggest hand of the final table has just taken place between Dejan Divkovic and Dominik Nitsche. The hand started with Nitsche opening to 60,000 before facing a raise to 125,000 in chips. Nitsche didn’t stop there, as he put in a re-raise to 225,000. Divkovic then five-bet to 365,000, before Nitsche six-bet shoved all in for an additional 530,000 in chips. Divkovic tanked for a minute before making the call as both players tabled their cards.
Divkovic:
Nitsche:
The board ran out to see Nitsche double to the chip lead.
Another hand has seen a short stack commit all his chips in pre-flop and find a caller. Dinesh Alt moved all in for his last 500,000 in chips and was called by Dejan Divkovic.
Alt:
Divkovic:
The board ran out , to see Alt’s trip kings dodge a jack on the river to win the hand.
Gary Benson opened from the button and found a caller in Dan Kelly, as both saw the flop come . Kelly checked over to Benson who made a continuation bet of 75,000 in chips. Kelly then instantly moved all in for an infinite amount of chips, which forced a fold from Benson.
, giving Benson a much needed double-up.
as both players checked. The 
on the turn saw Divkovic bet out 120,000 in chips, and get called. When the 
completed the board, Divkovic slowly counted out 400,000 in chips, and slid them into the middle. Alt sat motionless for a minute before announcing all in for 755,000 in chips which was instantly called.
and both players checked. The 
for a set of eights, as Campion could only shake his head, mucking his cards. After the chips were counted, Campion was left with only 50,000 in chips.
, to see him double back up to 700,000 in chips.
