Here's how the final nine stack up at the one table. Once one more player is eliminated, the official final table will be set and everyone will be finished for the day.
Seat 1: Georgios Kapalas - 893,000
Seat 2: Mihai Manole - 687,000
Seat 3: Santiago Terrazas Ambite - 424,000
Seat 4: Asa Smith - 1,595,000
Seat 5: Julien Nuijten - 856,000
Seat 6: Carter Phillips - 4,015,000
Seat 7: Matt Lapossie - 2,870,000
Seat 8: Toni Ojala - 755,000
Seat 9: Marc Goodwin - 2,280,000
Toni Ojala shoved under the gun and it folded to fellow short stack Cornel Cimpan, who called all in. Folds from the blinds, and they flipped their cards.
Ojala:
Cimpan: thoroughly ahead with
Nevertheless, board:
In such a manner we lost Cornel Cimpan, and our remaining nine runners are redrawing for seats at the unofficial nine-handed final table.
Action folded to the small blind. Sitting in the small-blind position was Cornel Cimpan and he put all of his 260,000 chips into the middle. Only Mihai Manole was left to act in the big blind. Manole asked for an exact count and had the amount verified. He was sitting on 700,000 chips behind and elected to fold face up.
"You wanna see it?" questioned Cimpan. Manole shrugged. "Do you wanna see it?" he asked again, to which Manole shrugged by nodded as well.
Cimpan then turned up and the crowd stirred a little. manole just shrugged again.
Kapalas raises to 78,000 and Lapossie makes it 182,000. The Greek player calls and the flop comes down and Lapossie fires out 161,000 and Kapalas calls. The turn is the and Lapossie bets 284,000 this time and it's too much for Kapalas who folds.
From under the gun, Mihai Manole raised to 80,000. The big blind, Cornel Cimpan, made the call. Action got checked down by both players on every street as the board rolled out .
Carter Phillips raised from the button to 60,000 before Cornel Cimpan moved all in from the small blind for exactly 250,000. After the big blind ducked out, Phillips quickly called.
Phillips:
Cimpan:
The board ran out , giving Cimpan the double to 545,000. Phillips dropped to approximately 3.75 million.