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Action folded to Taylor von Kriegenbergh in the cutoff and he raised to 8,000, which was met with an all-in three-bet to 58,000 by the player on the button. The blinds got out of the way and von Kriegenbergh made the call.
Showdown
von Kriegenbergh
Button
Von Kriegenbergh was way ahead, which is where he stayed as the board ran out . Not only did von Kriegenbergh eliminated an opponent, he brought his chip stack up over 200K.
After a huge roller coaster Tom Dwan's day ended at the beginning of level 14. We got word from his former table mates that Dwan raised to 9,000 from the under the gun +1 position and David Steicke was the only player that called.
The flop came down and according to the table Dwan bet 20,000 with only 20,000 left behind. Steicke put him all-in and Dwan made the call.
Tom Dwan
David Steicke
The turn was the and the river the giving Steicke two pair and the knock out. Dwan finished in 91st place and only just missed out on his first live tournament cash since finishing 5th in the $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. during the WSOP.
Billy "The Croc" Argyros has been getting steadily grumpier as his stack has been shrinking down toward the felt over the last couple levels. We watched him raise-fold with about 13bb during the last level, and he has been desperately squeezing out his hole cards, hoping to find something playable.
Finally, it happened. The Croc moved his last 36,500 chips into the pot after looking down at , and he found favorable action from an opponent with . The board came , and Argyros has found his much-needed double.
"We're back, boys!" he yelled as the dealer pushed the pot, moving him up around 80,000 and back into the game. The smile has returned, as well.
We barely caught the action but in the last hand before the break Tom Grigg put a huge beating on Tom Dwan. On a board Grigg told us he put out a big bet and Dwan moved all-in. Grigg called with and was up against . A huge cooler and the river, the , didn't change the outcome.
Dwan is down to just a few big blinds while Grigg is back to big stack play.
The final break of the night just started. After 15 minutes we will play for another 90 before the day is done. We are just 19 players away from the money; making it will not be likely though.
Diego Zeiter took on the chip monster that it Bjorn Li, out of position, and managed to win a pot that he could've easily lost.
Li raised to 6,000 from under the gun and Zeiter peeled from the big blind to see a . Zeiter double-donk-led two streets with a 10,500 on the flop and a 24,500 bet on the turn. Li called both bets to head to the river where his opponent slowed to a check. He thought about betting but checked behind.
Zeiter opened and Li winced, as he knew a bet would've won him the pot. No need to worry too much as he's still on 650,000 chips.
. Not only did von Kriegenbergh eliminated an opponent, he brought his chip stack up over 200K.
and according to the table Dwan bet 20,000 with only 20,000 left behind. Steicke put him all-in and Dwan made the call.
and the river the 
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, and Argyros has found his much-needed double.
and was up against 
, didn't change the outcome.
. Zeiter double-donk-led two streets with a 10,500 on the flop and a 24,500 bet on the 
turn. Li called both bets to head to the 
river where his opponent slowed to a check. He thought about betting but checked behind.
and Li winced, as he knew a bet would've won him the pot. No need to worry too much as he's still on 650,000 chips.
