Play folded to Nick Petrangelo on the button, and he raised to 4,000. Fabian Quoss called from the small blind, and Tony Gregg called from the big blind. The flop came out 
, and Quoss and Gregg checked to Petrangelo. He bet 7,000, Quoss called, and Gregg folded.
On the turn, the 
appeared. Both Quoss and Petrangelo checked to see the 
complete the board on the river. Quoss led with a bet of 8,000, and Petrangelo folded.
Ole Schemion has bought back in, and he is now seated right next to Leon Tsoukernik. Phil Ivey is scuffing around a bit, making small talk with Daniel Negreanu, but not reentering just yet. We expect him to do so shortly.
The other addition to the field is Tobias Reinkemeier, bringing the total amount of players to 49.
Daniel Negreanu has joined the field.
Level: 3
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Twenty-minute break for the players.
Play folded to Leon Tsoukernik in the small blind, and he raised all in against Phil Ivey's big blind. Ivey quickly called all in for a few thousand in chips with the 
, claiming to have only looked at one card. Tsoukernik had the 
for the better of it.
Tsoukernik's hand was best going into the battle, and it proved best at the end, too, after the board ran out 
.
Phil Ivey was all in against three players on the 
flop — Bryn Kenney, Leon Tsoukernik, and Carlos Chadha. Kenney was first and checked. Tsoukernik bet 8,000, and then Chadha raised to 18,000. Kenney folded, and Tsoukernik called.
With 36,000 in the side pot, Tsoukernik and Chadha both checked the 
turn card. At this point, Ivey stopped the massage he was getting as if to signal it was the end of the tournament for him.
"That's it," Ivey said, looking back at the masseuse. "How much I owe you?"
The dealer dealt the 
river, and Tsoukernik led with a bet of 28,000. Chadha thought about it, then called, but his 
was no good against the 
for Tsoukernik.
"Bam!" yelled out Ivey after the side pot was pushed to Tsoukernik, showing his 
for the winning hand of the main pot. "That's mine, right?" he motioned to the side pot as a joke just before the dealer slid it over to Tsoukernik.
After the dealer sent the chips to each player, Ivey finished, "Wasn't looking good on the end there."
On a board of 
it was Thomas Muehloecker with a bet of 8,500 in front of him from the big blind. Connor Drinan in the under the gun position raised it up to 27,000. Sam Greenwood made the call from middle position. Muehloecker followed suit and called as well.
The fell on the river and Muehloecker checked. Drinan bet out 75,000 and after a long tank, Greenwood made the call. Muehloecker folded instantly.
Drinan showed 
for the nuts, Greenwood mucked.
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