Matt Lapossie did his favorite thing and raised it up preflop; this time Georgios Kapalas pushed for a total of 365,000. Lapossie considered it, and then, with a sheepish grin, he called.
Marc Goodwin opened with a raise to 120,000 and action folded over to Julien Nuijten. Nuijten moved all in for 750,000 total. Goodwin wasted only a brief moment before making the call.
Goodwin was dominated when he revealed his to Nuijten's , but after the flop rolled off things flip-flopped in an instant. Goodwin looked suitably ashamed with the situation while good friend Michael Greco stood chuckling on the rail. Nuijten sat motionless while he awaited the turn and river.
The turn brought the , but not what Nuijten needed. The river finished things off with the and that was it. Nuijten was eliminated in 9th place.
And that about wraps up today's action with a preview of how the final might end up tomorrow. Carter Phillips remains our dominating chip leader, having taken a big pot towards the end from Goodwin.
The latter however got his chips back when he knocked out Julien Nuiten from the tournament with against .
Here's how things stack up for tomorrow's final day.
Seat 1: Georgios Kapalas - 826,000
Seat 2: Mihai Manole - 410,000
Seat 3: Santiago Terrazas - 546,000
Seat 4: Asa Smith - 1,380,000
Seat 5: Carter Phillips - 4,421,000
Seat 6: Matt “Lapozie” Lapossie - 2,938,000
Seat 7: Toni Ojala - 754,000
Seat 8: Marc Goodwin - 3,100,000
Tomorrow's final table will start tomorrow at 2pm and we'll be bringing you all the action from then.