Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
Time! Let's run to the petrol station and eat hotdogs!
Jan Sørensen has just doubled up to about 250,000 after getting it all-in with
against Olivier Sangalli's less than stellar
with the board coming
. Sangalli still has around 200,000
Johan van Til has exited the tournament (we can almost hear the anguished cries from Holland). He was pretty short stacked, and looked for an open spot to get it in preflop. He found it and duly moved in with 
, but Michael Tureniec wasted no time calling him with 
. The board brought 



and van Til headed off.
Some gross misfortune for Andrey Gulyy.
By the time we got there the cards were already on their backs, Florian Langmann in the small blind and Gulyy all in from the big blind.
Gulyy: 

Langmann: 

Board: 




The spiky ace on the turn spelled the end of the tournament road for Gulyy, who headed for the payout desk just before the break. The dealer began collecting antes for the next hand; Langmann was distracted stacking up his new 305,000 chip hoard, so she asked him, "Can you spare one?"
"Of course!" said Langmann happily, "You are a very good dealer."
Ah the hilarity that ensues when a player thinks he's busted out, but in fact he's made a flush! Team PokerStars Pro Florian Langmann got it in preflop with 
, dominating the button big stack's 
. So far so simple - the 

flop was safe, the
turn, too, but on the
river Langmann only saw the pair of nines and not the spade flush. He got up and politely prepared to take his leave, before it was pointed out to him that he'd won (and doubled up to 175k).
"I was just joking," he said unconvincingly as everyone chuckled.
Pierre Neuville has doubled up again, this time with
against Mark Hirleman's
on a
board.
He's up to 70,000 now.
Pierre Genot has enjoyed a relatively tiny double up, his 
holding against Thorsten Schafer's 
on a 



board. Genot is now up to a much more comfortable 100,000 or so; Schafer's stack meanwhile was barely dented by the small hit and he's still at over half a million.
There were a few tense moments at Table 36 - Helge Rahbek had bet out a pretty chunky sum (it looked like around 30,000) on the 

flop, only for Lars Krogh to shove for an additional 73,500. Rahbek tanked up for some time, a very intense expression on his face, and finally folded.
Current standings - Krogh 175,000, Rahbeck 340,000.
Sørensen's exit hand was 
- he ran it preflop into 
. This particular pocket pair hasn't done any favours on other tables this level either - Mark Hirleman called Pernille Ravn's preflop shove with 
only to find her 
turning a flush (the board 



).