Level 5
: 1,200/2,400, 300 ante
Over at the feature table, there was 114,600 in the pot and a board reading 
when Tobias Reinkemeier moved all in to put the pressure on Team PokerStars Pro Jonathan Duhamel, who had 74,400 behind. The Canadian shrugged and dropped in his chips.
"You've got it," a sheepish Reinkemeier said. Given it was an all-in situation all cards had to be tabled. Reinkemeier then showed the 
, which wasn't good enough to beat Duhamel's 
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| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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263,000
133,000
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133,000 |
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94,200
150,800
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150,800 |
and Lichtenberger continued for 15,000 getting a call from Thorel. The turn was the 
and this time a bet of 42,000 was something Thorel was not prepared to swallow and he folded his cards.
with two spades, and Yong checked. Rossiter bet 9,500, and Sternheimer called. Yong check-raised to 30,000, then Rossiter folded. Sternheimer called.
, and Yong bet 60,000. Sternheimer raised to 131,000, and Yong tank-shoved. Yong was all in for right around 200,000, and Sternheimer quickly made the call.
fell, and he was eliminated.
flop, the dealer burned and turned the 
Tobias Reinkemeier checked from the big blind and Steven Silverman, who was in early position, bet 18,200. Reinkemeier thought for a bit before announcing that he was all in for 64,400 and Silverman snap-called.
. Thorel led out for 10,000, a line he had been frequently taking and had been frequently looked up. Alaei didn’t want to play but Lichtenberger made the call. A turn card 
and Thorel continued to represent a hand, 25,000 was the price. Too much for Lichtenberger who folded. Thorel elected to show his cards this time, 
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