The action was opened by Mohamad Kowssarie from under the gun and he was then three-bet to 355,000 by Mile Krstanoski. Kowssarie made the call and some cards were dealt on the felt.
Flop:
On the flop, Kowssarie went with a check-call when Krstanoski led for 450,000. The on the turn saw Kowssarie jam his giant stack all in and after some thought, Krstanoski made the call with his 1,225,000-chip stack.
Kstranoski:
Kowssarie:
Krstanoski would need to dodge a four or an eight to survive. The on the river was a safe card and Krstanoski took the double, while Kowssarie took a hit to his stack.
Al the players folded to Bjorn Li in the cutoff and he raised it up to 125,000. Oliver Speidel made the call in the big blind and the flop was dealt. Both players checked and watched on as the hit the turn. Another check and the landed on the river. This time Speidel would bet 155,000 and Li made the call
Showdown
Speidel
Li
A pair of fours for Li was enough to take the pot away from Speidel.
Kenneth Wong is the shortest stack at the table. The last hand Wong played saw him open the action to 125,000 from the hi-jack seat. Mohamad Kowssarie then three-bet to 350,000 and Wong folded.
Patrick Healy has just picked up some of Bjorn Li's chips. Healy was on the button when he opened it up to 200,000, Bjorn Li made the call in the small blind and the flop was dealt. Li then checked to Healy who bet out 200,000. Li didn't want to go any further and sent the pot to Healy.
Kenneth Wong opened it up from the cutoff and he received the call from Mile Krstanoski in the big blind.
On the flop, Krstanoski opted to check and Wong bet 150,000. The turn saw Krstanoski check again, except this time he would go for the check-raise when Wong led out for 350,000. It was 450,000 more to Wong, which would be too much as he sent his cards into the muck.
Mile Krstanoski can't seem to lose a pot lately. The latest hand that went Krstanoski's way began when Bjorn Li opened it to 125,000 from under the gun. Krstanoski was in the small blind when he made the call and Patrick Healy let his big blind go.
On the flop, Krstanoski checked to Li who bet out 165,000. A call from Krstanoski and the would be dealt on the turn. both players opted to check and the would hit the river. This time Krstanoksi led out for 280,000 and Li decided to go with a call.
When Krstanoski opened up his , it was enough to send Li's cards into the muck as Krstanoski took down another pot.
A flurry of cards went into the muck as it was on Kenneth Wong in the small blind. He raised it up to 150,000 at which point Oliver Speidel announced he was all in. Speidel had Wong covered by around 6-1 and after a few moments, Wong decided to let his hand go.
The hand was opened to 120,000 from Bjorn Li in the cutoff, which prompted Kenneth Wong to move his stack all in from the button. Wong had 1,015,000 which was a large portion of Li's stack. After plenty of deliberation, Li decided to make the call.
Li:
Wong:
Wong was in good shape to double up and when the board ran out, that's exactly what happened. Li is now the short stack at the table.
Oliver Speidel opened it up to 135,000 from the cutoff and Mohamad Kowssarie made the call on the button. the blinds got out of the way and the flop was dealt.
On the flop, Speidel led for 175,000 which was promptly raised to 450,000. Speidel snap-folded and Kowssarie raked in the pot.
Bjorn Li was left with the shortest stack at the table after he rumbled with fellow Hong Kong native, Kenneth Wong. It was only a matter of time before Li got his stack all in and that's what has just happened.
It all started when Bjorn Li three-bet shoved out of the big blind. Mohamad Kowssarie was the player who opened the pot and when the action was back on him, he made the call.
Li:
Kowssarie:
The board ran out with no help for Li as he exits Studio 3 in 6th place. And then there were five!
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on the turn saw Kowssarie jam his giant stack all in and after some thought, Krstanoski made the call with his 1,225,000-chip stack.
on the river was a safe card and Krstanoski took the double, while Kowssarie took a hit to his stack.
flop was dealt. Both players checked and watched on as the 
landed on the river. This time Speidel would bet 155,000 and Li made the call
turn saw Krstanoski check again, except this time he would go for the check-raise when Wong led out for 350,000. It was 450,000 more to Wong, which would be too much as he sent his cards into the muck.
flop, Krstanoski checked to Li who bet out 165,000. A call from Krstanoski and the 
would hit the river. This time Krstanoksi led out for 280,000 and Li decided to go with a call.
, it was enough to send Li's cards into the muck as Krstanoski took down another pot.
board ran out, that's exactly what happened. Li is now the short stack at the table.
