Talal Shakerchi opened to 25,000 from the button and Sorel Mizzi made it what looked to be around 67,000 but before it could be counted, Shakerchi had moved all in and Mizzi had called.
"Hey, I'm folding my way to second," protested Greenwood.
The flop came down putting Shakerchi on a freeroll, "I've got 4%," he said delighted. The turn spelled the end of the excitement as the came down on the river.
The last hand of the level, Jonathan Duhamel opened to 20,000 and Talal Shakerchi flat-called. Sorel Mizzi then squeezed to 63,000 from late position.
Duhamel thought for a moment then moved all in, Shakerchi quickly folded and Mizzi asked for a count. It was around 200,000 more to Mizzi but he made the call after a couple of minutes of calculations.
Duhamel:
Mizzi:
The flop came and all looked good for the Team PokerStars Pro, but the on the turn was the worst card in the deck as Mizzi jumped ahead and picked up a flush draw too.
The came on the river and Duhamel was eliminated right on the stroke of the break.
Action folded around to Frederik Jensen on the button and he moved all in for 111,000. The small blind folded and Mark Teltscher thought for about a minute before making the call.
Jensen:
Teltscher:
It was a flip, but any excitement surrounding it disappeared when the flop came down . Jensen flopped a full house and locked up the double when the turn left Teltscher drawing dead. The meaningless completed the board on the river and hand-for-hand play continues.
On the turn of a board, Team PokerStars Pro Ville Wahlbeck check-raised all in against Mark Teltscher's 48,000 bet. Teltscher instantly called with and Wahlbeck's was drawing to a queen only.
"I folded a queen," said Mark Radoja.
"Did you really?" asked someone else.
"No." Radoja showing some expert trolling skills.
The river was the and Teltscher doubled up to half a million.
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putting Shakerchi on a freeroll, "I've got 4%," he said delighted. The 
turn spelled the end of the excitement as the 
came down on the river.
and all looked good for the Team PokerStars Pro, but the 
came on the river and Duhamel was eliminated right on the stroke of the break.
. Jensen flopped a full house and locked up the double when the 
turn left Teltscher drawing dead. The meaningless 
completed the board on the river and hand-for-hand play continues.
on a 
board.
against Philipp Gruissem's 
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board, Team PokerStars Pro Ville Wahlbeck check-raised all in against Mark Teltscher's 48,000 bet. Teltscher instantly called with 
and Wahlbeck's 
and Teltscher doubled up to half a million.
