On a flop of , Michael Tureniec bet 59,000, David Benyamine moved all in for 260,000 and after a lengthy think, Tureniec made the call.
Benyamine:
Tureniec:
Tureniec was ahead with ace high but Benyamine had outs with a flush draw. The turn, though was the , the river was the and an anguished-looking Benyamine was sent to the rail in 12th place.
Back to the hotel to play some nosebleed-stakes online PLO he goes...
Michael Martin opened with a raise. Johannes Strassmann reraised all in from the button for 175,000 more. Martin headed into the tank for several minutes before he pulled out a stack of yellow chips and said, "I guess I call."
Martin:
Strassmann:
The flop was . The turn was the and Martin took the lead. The river was the and Strassmann won the hand with a Broadway straight. The German doubled up against the American and avoided elimination.
Chris Wolters open-shoved for 118,000 and Eric Liu made the call.
Wolters:
Liu:
Liu's face fell ten stories when the flop came down , but the hit on the turn, making him a set. The river was the and the Canadian hit the rail in 13th place, collecting £26,102.
Over the course of the last five hands on the TV table, Marcin Horecki, Chris Wolters, David Benyamine, Marcin Horecki (again) and David Benyamine (again) have either open-shoved or reraised all in preflop, getting no action every time.
Gualter Salles moved all in for 145,000 and Eric Liu called.
Salles:
Liu:
Liu, who has been losing with the best hand all day in these situations, finally flopped good when the first three came down , pairing Liu's ace. The turn was the , the river was the and Salles was eliminated. He'll take home £26,102 for his efforts.