Senh Ung just busted out to Simon Mattsson, whom he lost a big pot to earlier as well. Ung was at risk before the flop for about 145,000 chips and the showdown went as follows.
Ung:
Mattsson:
The flop ran out and the seven on the river gave Mattsson the winning hand. Ung busted out in 41st place. As we watched Ung get knocked out, Aliaksei Boika busted on one of the other tables and he was assigned 42nd place.
Jesper Feddersen just found himself all in and at risk on against Tamer Kamel. Kamel showed against Feddersen's , and the on the turn and the on the river made it so that Kamel took down the pot.
Iaron Lightbourne just busted out in 44th place after losing an all in for his tournament life against Vojtech Ruzicka. Lightbourne shoved all in from the button for about 120,000 and Ruzicka shoved from the small blind, getting the big blind to fold.
Action folded to Kacper Pyzara in the small blind. Pyzara, who started out second in chips today, made it 30,000 to go. Big blind Daniel Cates three-bet to 90,000 and Pyzara made the call.
The flop came and Pyzara checked. Cates made a bet of 70,000 and Pyzara called.
The fell on the turn and Pyzara checked again. Cates tanked for a bit before betting 150,000. Again Pyzara called.
The river paired the board with the and Pyzara checked for the third consecutive time. Cates didn't hesitate too long before he tried to shove all of his chips in. 'Tried' we say, as it took some effort, but eventually he had a grip on all of his 349,000 and moved them over the line in one movement.
Pyzara grabbed a single 1,000 chip and almost instantly called by tossing it in, but in the end he changed his mind and he didn't finish his movement. He tanked for a fair bit; it was obvious to everyone at the table that he wasn't the happiest camper in the room.
After another two minutes or so, he reluctantly swooshed a single chip from his stack to the middle to indicate the call. Cates proudly and full of confidence showed his . Pyzara open mucked his , folded his arms, and let his head rest on the table. The dealer grabbed the 349,000 from his stack and moved them to his neighbor, Pyzara just wailed silently.
Daniel Cates is now the chip leader of the tournament as far as we can see, Pyzara one of the shorter stacks.
Simon Mattsson raised before the flop after which Keith Johnson moved all in for his last 138,000 chips. The action folded back to Mattsson, and he made the call.
Mattsson:
Johnson:
The board ran out and Johnson found a way to double up.
On one of the first hands after the bubble burst it was Andrew Chen who ended up all in for 169,000 chips. Chen was at risk from the button against Iaron Lightbourne in the big blind, and the showdown went as follows.
Lightbourne:
Chen:
The board ran out and Chen doubled up, leaving Lightbourne with very little chips.
Daniel Cates opened for 16,000 from middle position and Ihar Soika in the cutoff made the call. Stevan Chew on the button called as well and Vanessa Selbst in the small blind folded. Pavel Binar in the big blind went all in for 17,000 total and all three of his opponents threw an extra 1,000 in to put him at risk.
The flop came and Cates checked. Soika bet 27,000 and Chew made the call, Cates folded immediately.
Both players checked the on the turn and the hit the river. Soika checked, and folded to Chew's 26,000 bet.
Pavel Binar showed but was beaten by Chew's for the rivered flush. Binar calmly said "Bye bye" and made his way to the exit.
With that, the tournament is now in the money and the remaining 47 players are guaranteed a pay day of at least €17,420.
Tomasz Wrobel has just been knocked out in 49th place and that means play is now on the exact money bubble.
Ivan Soshnikov raised before the flop and Wrobel moved all in for his last 40,000 chips from the small blind. Soshnikov called, and the showdown went as follows.
Soshnikov:
Wrobel:
Nicholas Palma said he was, "Rooting for a sweat," but at the same time he also rooted for Wrobel to stay alive.
When the board ran out , Palma apologized and Wrobel left empty-handed.