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Lunardi Gone
From under the gun, Boris Caleta opened with a raise to 2,500. A few seats over in middle position, Australia's Kristian Lunardi flatted the raise before play folded to Paul Vas Nunes in the cutoff seat. He put in a three-bet to 8,000. Everyone folded back to Caleta and he also gave it up. Lunardi had other things in mind and fired back with a back-raise to 14,000. Vas Nunes jammed and Lunardi called off his last 30,000 or so.
Lunardi: 
Vas Nunes: 
Vas Nunes nailed a seven on the flop to take the lead as the dealer ran out the 
. The turn 
left Lunardi needing a king to win or a four to chop, but the 
on the river failed to keep him in the game and he was sent to the rail.
Vas Nunes moved up to 155,000 in chips.