Paul Vas Nunes is down to just 52,000 after a clash with a former fellow short stack in the shape of Daniel-Gai Pidun.
Vas Nunes was all in with and Pidun woke up with . The flop was a hand ending as it gifted Pidun a full house. Ironically the turn was the improving Vas Nunes to a flush and the final card on display was the , completing the hand and pushing Pidun up to 320,000 chips.
This tournament has been quite the rollercoaster ride for Heinz Kamutzki with many peaks and troughs in his chip count. Now he is experiencing a peak after seeing his pocket nines hold against Andrey Zaichenko's .
Kamutzki opened from the cutoff and was then facing a three-bet to 61,000 from Zaichenko in the big blind. Kamutzki then took back his original bet and moved forwards a tower of 21 blue chips worth 105,000. His Russian opponent sat motionless for 20 seconds then sprung into life to check his cards before announcing he was all in.
"I call," said Kamutzki, a rather resigned tone to his voice.
The flop was safe for Kamutzki, as was the turn and river and the German is now up to 900,000 and certainly back in contention here in Berlin.
Dmitry Grinenko has doubled up through Thomas Cibak and now has around half the average stack. He was all in with against the of Cibak.
The flop came down missing Cibak and keeping Grinenko in the lead. The on the turn gave Cibak even more outs but they failed to arrive as the river was the .
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and Pidun woke up with 
. The flop was a hand ending 
as it gifted Pidun a full house. Ironically the turn was the 
improving Vas Nunes to a flush and the final card on display was the 
, completing the hand and pushing Pidun up to 320,000 chips.
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river and the German is now up to 900,000 and certainly back in contention here in Berlin.
against the 
of Cibak.
missing Cibak and keeping Grinenko in the lead. The 
on the turn gave Cibak even more outs but they failed to arrive as the river was the 
