Max Altergott bet 2,000 on a board of and [Removed:17] called. The was checked by both players on the turn, and the river brought the .
[Removed:17] bet out 4,600 and Altergott moved all-in. His stack covered Yan's and he took a while considering his options before deciding to call. He quickly flashed but slapped it face down when he saw Altergott's .
A short while later we saw [Removed:17] walking back into the tournament room, heading back to his old seat.
"They gave me a pick of five seat cards and I picked this one!" he said, shuffling his new stack of 50,000
David Dayan had a rough start to the day, promptly busting his first bullet. The second is going much, much better.
We're not sure how the Brazilian amassed such a big stack, but we do know he is dragging in a lot of pots.
Most recently there was around 5,000 in the pot and a board reading when Dayan checked from the big blind and Martin Jacobson bet 3,000 from the hijack. Dayan woke up with a check-raise to 9,000, Jacobson called, and the two watched the complete the board on the river.
Dayan returned to checking, and Jacobson took the bait by betting 10,000. Dayan once again check-raised, this time to 30,000, and Jacobson quickly released his hand.
On a flop of , John Andress got his remaining 28,000 or so in with . Unfortunately for him, Akin Tuna had him smoked with , but an on the river saved Andress.
Ariel Celestino put in his last 9,300 from the hijack, and Piotr Franczak called after some thought in the small blind. Big blind Adolfo Vaeza shoved as well for 32,000, and Franczak made a call he clearly wasn't happy about.
Franczak:
Vaeza:
Celestino:
Everyone was suited, but it was a pair that grabbed the lead as flopped to give Celestino the lead. A turn put things in favor of Franczak, but the river meant Vaeza hit the nut flush.
A short-stacked Tony Gregg got his last 14,000 or so all in preflop and Uruguay's Adolfo Vaeza, who didn't have too much more than that, put him at risk.
Gregg:
Vaeza:
Gregg got it in good, but Vaeza pulled ahead on the flop. Neither the turn nor river helped Gregg, and he was eliminated from the tournament.