Stephane Albertini started things off by raising to 8,500 from middle position. In the next seat, Anton Wigg reraised to 18,500. Then, action folded to Davidi Kitai in the small blind. He four-bet to 45,000. Play moved back to Albertini and he tank-folded. Wigg decided to make the call and matched the 45,000.
The dealer ran out the 
flop and Kitai reached for chips. He bet 55,000. Wigg thought, then reached for a lot more chips. He fired back with a raise to 118,000. After a bit of deliberation with just under 260,000 behind, Kitai folded and showed the 
. Wigg showed the 
, but nothing else, and gave a wry smile.
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and the German player looked understandability gutted.
against the 
, leaving Zoike drawing to just two outs. The 
turn was not one of them and neither was the 
river and with that Zoike was eliminated and Domínguez's stack continues to grow.
. The first card Pospiech saw was the ace and one could see his hopes rise before being dashed when he realised there was also a queen on board.
flop where Gruissem checked to Wigg. The Swedish pro fired a bet of 14,500 and Gruiseem made the call. The turn card was the 
and Gruissem opted to check his option to bet. Wigg kept his foot firmly on the gas pedal and made it 27,000 to play all the time under the watchful eye of Gruissem. The German called.
out of the deck and Gruissem checked for a third time and to keep the Ying and Yang in balance Wigg bet again, increasing the amount to 68,000. Gruissem sat staring at Wigg whilst riffling chips but whatever he thought was strong enough to call with on the flop and turn had suddenly become such a weak holding that he could not continue in the hand and he mucked.
