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Gilbert Diaz isn't showing any fear when mixing it up with Johannes Strassmann. Diaz was all in preflop with , a hand in quite poor shape against Mr. Strassmann's . It was looking quite grim for Diaz when he badly missed a flop of . The on the turn that gave Strassman a pair of aces didn't change much; it merely shifted Diaz's outs for the win from any jack to any queen. It was a queen that hit the river, the , prompting Diaz to slam the table in joy and jump out of his chair. He took a big chunk of Strassmann's stack; both players are now level at about 1 million chips.
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After taking that unfortunate beat earlier at the hands of Mikhail Tulchinskiy, poor Jaime Vilela became the new short stack. He moved his chips in preflop and was called in two spots -- by Gilbert Diaz and Johannes Strassmann. Those two men played into a side pot on a flp of . Diaz moved all in himself, for 336,000, drawing a pass from Strassmann and leaving Diaz heads up with Vilela for the main.
Vilela:
Diaz:
Despite Diaz's large flop bet, Vilela wasn't in the worst shape. He needed any eight, any nine or running hearts. The board, however,dd not cooperate, coming and . That made Vilela the 30th place finisher with winnings of €45,000.
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Meanwhile over on table one, Eric Qu pushed for 300,000 from the small blind to a raise from bescarved German George "Tiny" Danzer. Eventually he passed, giggling to Jason Somerville, "You would have called."
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A big pot for chip leader Matthew Woodward has left our only Moroccan on just 350,000.
Roger Hairabedian raised to 75,000 preflop and Woodward called, and they proceeded to the flop, as is traditional.
Flop:
Hairabedian checked to Woodward, who bet 105,000, his hands over his mouth. Call.
Turn:
Again Hairabedian checked, and this time Woodward bet 155,000. Again, a call.
River:
Once more, a check from Hairabedian -- and this time Woodward announced all in to cover Hairabedian. Some tanking ensued, and eventually Hairabedian passed face up.
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Mikhail Tulchinskiy has quote a following of Russian players on the rail, including Team PokerStars Pro Alexander Kravchenko. They were all cheering for Tulchinskiy when he open-shoved for 210,000 with and was called by Jaime Vilela's . Vilela was dismayed to see flop of , which gave Tulchinskiy a flush draw. The draw filled with the turn , a card that left Vilela looking for outs to a straight flush only. A black seven hit the turn, but it was the , drawing some nervous chuckles from the Russian gallery.
Tulchinskiy is still in, now with double the chips.
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It was a short Day 4 for "Miami" John Cernuto. He open-shoved for 160,000 chips with from middle position. Action passed to Dag Mikkelsen in the blinds, who called with . Mikkelsen paired his king on the flop, , leaving Cernuto looking for an ace or running spades (as TD and MC Thomas Kremser helpfully announced). The on the turn gave Mikkelsen trip kings and Cernuto a flush draw, but he missed everything when the river fell . He's the first victim of the day, earning €45,000 for his trouble.
Eric Qu 321000
Grayson Physioc 1340000
Sergio Castelluccio 466000
Steven Silverman 1509000
George Danzer 881000
Peter Traply 1449000
Jason Somerville 845000
Patrick Wymann 225000
Alain Roy 507000
Ludovic Lacay 2235000
Gregory Zima 1313000
Alexander Morozov 1202000
Annette Obrestad 668000
Marc Naalden 1770000
Amicha Barer 578000
Daniel Zink 723000
Table 4
Bart Spijkers 1377000
Matthew Woodward 2726000
Alem Shah 846000
Dag Martin Mikkelsen 553000
Vadim Shlez 518000
Christopher Rossiter 645000
John Cernuto 166000
Roger Hairabedian 676000
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, a hand in quite poor shape against Mr. Strassmann's 
. It was looking quite grim for Diaz when he badly missed a flop of 
. The 
on the turn that gave Strassman a pair of aces didn't change much; it merely shifted Diaz's outs for the win from any jack to any queen. It was a queen that hit the river, the 
, prompting Diaz to slam the table in joy and jump out of his chair. He took a big chunk of Strassmann's stack; both players are now level at about 1 million chips.
and 
. That made Vilela the 30th place finisher with winnings of €45,000.
face up.
and was called by Jaime Vilela's 
, which gave Tulchinskiy a flush draw. The draw filled with the turn 
, a card that left Vilela looking for outs to a straight flush only. A black seven hit the turn, but it was the 
, drawing some nervous chuckles from the Russian gallery.
. Mikkelsen paired his king on the flop, 
, leaving Cernuto looking for an ace or running spades (as TD and MC Thomas Kremser helpfully announced). The