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Our PokerNews reporter came to Kristian Lunardi's table with a board showing 
and the action on Lunardi after being led into for 8,500.
With almost 25,000 in the pot already Lunardi decided to move allin, making it 14,800 more to his opponent.
The player tanked for some time before making the fold and sending the pot to Lunardi.
Lunardi now sits with around 60,000.
Andrew Scott pushed all in for 14,600 from early position and found a caller next to speak.
Scott: 
Opponent: 
The board rolled out 
to end Scott's tournament just a few orbits shy of a day two berth.
Full Tilt Poker online qualifier Amichai Barer opened his button to 1,600 and found calls from Stefan Huber in the small blind and a third player from the large.
Huber led for 2,300 on the 
flop with both active players making the call as the 
landed on the turn.
Huber checked and the big blind pushed out a 4,500-chip bet with both Barer and Huber smooth-calling as the 
completed the community cards.
Huber checked, the big blind fired out 9,000 as Barer folded. Huber however responded with a very cheeky check-raise all in for roughly 35,000 to produce a fold from the big blind.
With that pot, Huber moves to roughly 67,000 in chips.
With the board reading 
we found Jackson Zheng raising his opponent's 13,000-chip bet to 26,000.
His opponent went into the tank before eventually making the call with his 
to best Zheng's bluff with 
.
Zheng is now down to 27,500 in chips.
On a flop of , Matthew Kirk fired out 2,000 only to get raised to 7,000.
He made the call to see the 
fall on the turn, but opted to check-fold to a 12,500-chip bet.
Kirk is now down to 43,000, but quickly added a few more chips the following hand after firing a successful continuation-bet on the 
flop to move back to roughly 50,000.
It's all over for Full Tilt Poker Online Qualifier Tirza Sanders, getting her stack in preflop with 
not quite good enough to keep her in contention.
Sanders would be faced with an allin and a call, before she too would see her tournament life on the line. Sanders was up against a dominated 
and as always seems to be the case, a dominating 
.
But it wouldnt be the aces Sanders had to worry about as the board ran out 
, the nine on the flop taking down the pot and sending Sanders home.
Tony Hachem pushed for his last 7,000 as the button made the call.
Hachem:
Opponent: 
The 
flop was no good for Hachem, and once the and 
landed on the turn and river, Hachem was booted to the rail.
On the board of , Amichai Barer checked to Stefan Huber. He bet 5,600 and Barer made the call.
The river completed the board with the and Barer checked. Huber bet all in for 25,200 after asking the dealer to spread the pot. Barer tanked for a bit and then mucked his hand, dropping back to 60,000. Huber collected the pot and moved to 48,000.
It seems as though Daniel Reijmer has dropped a bit since building to over 100,000 in chips, but he's been working lately to get those chips back. He raised under the gun to 2,000 and the player on the button moved all in for 6,700. Reijmer made the call with the lowest of all pairs, the 
. His opponent held the . The board ran out 
and Reijmer won the pot.
On the next hand, Reijmer three-bet to 4,800 from the big blind after Andrew Scott raised from the cutoff seat to 2,000. Scott gave it up and Reijmer picked up some more chips.
On the very next hand, Reijmer was in the small blind. A player opened with a raise to 2,000 and Reijmer again three-bet to 4,800. The big blind and the original raiser folded to give Reijmer another pot. He's on about 80,000 now.
David Gorr raised to 2,200 before William Thorson reraised to 4,400. Gorr made the call and the flop came down 
. Gorr checked and Thorson fired 4,800. Gorr check-raised to 10,500 and after a minute in the tank, Thorson let it go.
Gorr improved to 49,000 while Thorson dropped back to 19,500.
