"All in and a call," has been an all too familiar declaration here in Level 17.
Most recently Louis Slater got his stack of 205,000 all in preflop holding the 
only to run into the 
of Heinz Kamutzki. The action was being announced over the speakers, but it was all rather straightforward as the board ran out 
.
Max Lehmanski was just eliminated by Canadian Patrick Crivell. Crivell's 
dominated the German's 
, and Crivell held up.
Crivell has been cruising on Day 3, and is now flirting with a million chips.
Khylon Hanegraaf opened for 15,000 from the button and was met by an all-in three-bet to 98,000 from Christopher Chronis in the small blind. The big folded and Hanegraaf made the call to put Chronis at risk.
Chronis: 
Hanegraaf: 
It was a flip, but Chronis needed to improve to stay alive. The 
flop wasn't particularly interesting, but the 
turn was as it gave Chronis an added flush draw. Much to his vocal delight, the flush came in when the 
peeled off on the river.
From under the gun plus one, Jason Mercier raised to 12,000. Marco Johnson reraised all in from the button for 98,500. Mercier thought about it for a little bit, then folded, and Johnson won the pot.
Srdjan Brkic check-rasied to 23,000 after Patrick Crivell bet 8,000 on the 
flop. Crivell called, and the turn brought the 
. Brkic checked, and Crivell bet 28,000. Brkic folded, and Crivell won the pot to move over 800,000 in chips.
We picked up the action on a 
flop when Ami Barer checked and Uros Brkic bet 16,000. Barer then woke up with a check-raise to 39,000, Brkic called, and the dealer burned and turned the 
. Barer kept the pressure on with a bet of 44,000, but Brkic refused to surrender.
When the 
completed the board on the river, Barer bet a hefty 106,000 and Brkic wasted little time in calling. Barer rolled over the 
for trips, and Brkic sent his cards to the muck with aggression while uttering a swear word.
Gerard McNeill was all in for his last three big blinds or so with 
moments ago. Heinz Kamutzki had him at risk with a lesser 
, but took the lead when the flop fell 
.
McNeill received no help on the turn () or the river (
), and was off to the payout desk to collect his AUD$15,000.
Kamutzki chipped up to 350,000.
Aaron Lim was just eliminated from the tournament in 61st place.
It happened when he got his stack all in preflop holding the only to run into the of Uros Brkic. The 
flop was the first nail in Lim's coffin, while the turn was the final one. Brkic turned quads to leave Lim drawing dead.
Just before the break, Darren Rabinowitz shot up the chip counts thanks to back-to-back hands that resulted in two eliminations.
In the first, Brendan Hurtig got his stack of 200,000 or so all in preflop holding the 
and was racing against Rabinowitz's 
. It was a race, and Rabinowitz crossed the finish line after the board ran out 
.
In the very next hand, Jamie Roberts was victimized by Rabinowitz. We're not sure when the money went in, but we do know that Rabinowitz held the 
on a board reading 
while Roberts had the laid out in front of him.
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