, Nikita Nikolaev announced he was all in. He had his opponent, Arthur Simonyan, well covered. Simonyan didn't wait long, however, before calling, turning over 
for top pair. Nikolaev showed 
for an open-ended straight draw. and the river the 
, and Simonyan survives with 205,000. Nikolaev now has 265,000.
, and stood up with an especially unexcited look when he saw Gorodetskiy's 
.
, and there was some discussion afterwards to ensure that indeed Gorodetskiy's jack played. Prydryk is out in 42nd place. Meanwhile, Gorodetskiy -- down to nearly nothing a short while ago -- has rebounded up over 200,000.
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Level: 16
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
. Boydachenko checked, Fitzgerald bet 16,500, and Boydachenko called. Both checked the turn. The came on the river. This time Boydachenko bet 35,000, and Fitzgerald quickly called.
for queens, and Fitzgerald shook his head dejectedly as he mucked. Fitzgerald has 195,000 now, while Boydachenko has 355,000.
, prompting Pomerantsev to stand from his chair and begin to gather his belongings. The 
that hit the turn left him drawing dead, and the that filled out the board will be the last river card of his day.
and was up against Alex Fitzgerald's . Didn't look good for Falaschi after a flop of 
. But the 
turn and river allowed the Italian to escape.
against Maxim Lykov's 
. The flop was 
. The turn was the 
, and Lykov was ahead. But the popped out on the river and Naletov, too, had wriggled off the hook.
