The player in the hijack opened with a raise to 3,200. PokerStars Team Online Pro Liliya Novikova three-bet all in from the cutoff for her last roughly 28,000. Tomasz Raniszewski was on the button and thought for a moment before moving all in for less. The blinds and original raiser folded, leaving the hands to be turned over.
Raniszewski:
Novikova:
The board ran out , allowing Raniszewski's pocket aces to hold as the best hand. Novikova was forced to ship 21,000 to her neighbor, leaving her with just about 7,000 in chips.
After doubling up Raniszewski, Team Online's Liliya Novikova got right back into action. She was first lucky enough to chop with against Daniel Dvoress's as the board ran out . The next hand though, she wouldn't be so lucky.
She pushed all in under the gun for her last 11,600 and action folded to Haresh Thaker from the United Kingdom. He called from the hijack and all others folded.
Haresh Thaker:
Liliya Novikova:
The board came and with the rivered flush, Thaker send Novikova packing.
Benjamin Pollak opened for 3,400 from the hijack and his neighbor Aslan Daurov from Russian three bet to 10,100 from the cutoff. The button and both blinds folded and Pollak four bet to 20,400. Daurov made the call with just under 35,000 behind.
The flop came and Pollak shoved all in. Daurov made the call instantly.
Pollak sighed, shrugged, puffed, and rolled his eyes upon seeing the showdown:
Benjamin Pollak:
Aslan Daurov:
The on the turn and on the river didn't change a thing and Pollak had to forfeit 34,700 of his chips to his neighbor. Pollak wasn't happy about it and just about shoved them into his neighbor's stack. Daurov started stacking while Pollak frowned some more.
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From under the gun, Bruno Soutavong raised to 3,600. In middle position, And El Mannan Qasem reraised to 7,300. Play folded back to Soutavong, and he moved all in. With about 70,000 left in his stack, Qasim tanked for a bit, then folded. Soutavong won the pot and moved near 400,000 in chips.
Denys Shafikov raised to 3,200 from early position and Canadian Sam Chartier three-bet all in for 28,400 from the cutoff. The action folded back to Shafikov, who tanked for a while before making the call.
Shafikov:
Chartier:
The board ran out and the nine on the flop made an end to Chartier's tournament run.
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, allowing Raniszewski's pocket aces to hold as the best hand. Novikova was forced to ship 21,000 to her neighbor, leaving her with just about 7,000 in chips.
against Daniel Dvoress's 
as the board ran out 
and Pollak shoved all in. Daurov made the call instantly. 
on the river didn't change a thing and Pollak had to forfeit 34,700 of his chips to his neighbor. Pollak wasn't happy about it and just about shoved them into his neighbor's stack. Daurov started stacking while Pollak frowned some more.
and the nine on the flop made an end to Chartier's tournament run.
