There was a raise under the gun to 2,800, and it folded around to Jeff Sarwer in the big blind who re-popped for 7,200. Mr. Under The Gun promptly made it 22,800, and Sarwer tanked up.
"I think we have the hand of all hands," said Sarwer as he dwelled. "I hate these hands. Sorry, guys."
He thought about it for a while longer, and then announced, "Ok, I'll go," and pushed his stack across the line. A call, and a showdown.
Mr. Under The Gun:
Sarwer: and very relieved he wasn't up against aces or kings
Board:
"Hey, nice hand," said Sarwer as he took his leave. "Take care. Bye."
With around 60,000 in the pot by the river of the board, George Danzer bet 38,800. HIs opponent, who had checked the river ahead of him, tanked up for some time before eventually calling - and then regretted it immediately when Danzer turned over for a straight. The hapless gent mucked, and Danzer is up to 250,000.
Marcel Luske limped under the gun and action folded all the way around to the small blind. He completed and then Noah Boeken was in the big blind and checked his option.
The flop came down and action checked around. The turn brought the and the two blinds checked to Luske. He fired 5,000 and both players called.
The river completed the board with the and action checked to Luske again. He fired 10,000 and was called by the small blind. Boeken folded and was left with 14,000 chips. The small blind mucked when Luske turned up the . Luske moved to 64,500.
A few hands later, Boeken was elimnated from the tournament.
A cry of, "YESSSS!!!!!" reverberating across the floor alerted us to the fact that Luca Falaschi had knocked out another player. The chips went in on the flop.
Erich Kollmann raised under the gun before the player on the button three-bet to 10,700. Kollmann made the call.
The two players took a flop of and Kollmann checked. His opponent fired a bet of 8,800 and then Kollmann check-raised to 20,000. His opponent mucked and Kollmann moved up to 125,000.
Either Peter Hedlund is out, or he's decided he just prefers the ambience at the bar outside the tournament area. Seeing as the proximity of alcohol to where he is seems to always be more important to Mr. Hedlund than the environment in which he consumes it, we are assuming that he is indeed busto.
Michael Greco was getting severely low on chips and moved all in for 6,200 from middle position. Erich Kollmann was in the big blind and woke up with two eights to make the call. Greco did have two overs with the .
The board ran out and Greco was sent to the rail. Kollmann now has 134,000 chips.
Tu Tuan To bet 11,500 on the flop of into one opponent. That opponent was Jan Collado and he made the call.
After the river completed the board with the , Tuan To fired 30,000. Collado tanked and then made the call. Tuan To held , but Collado made the call with two red kings and took the pot. He's now up to 225,000 while Tuan To dropped to 130,000.