The EPT Live stream doesn't start for a day or two yet, but Steve O'Dwyer and Timothy Adams are getting Joe Stapleton and Co. ready for their famous jingle, "Everybody loves a chopped pot."
Adams moved all-in for 202,000 and O'Dwyer called to put him at risk. Adams turned over 
and O'Dwyer the 
. A final board reading 
ensured the pot was chopped between the two players.
Christoph Vogelsang raised under the gun plus one to 35,000 and Vladimir Troyanovskiy three-bet to 92,000 from his direct left. The action folded back to Vogelsang, and he moved all in for 364,000, after which Troyanovskiy called immediately.
Troyanovskiy: 
Vogelsang: 
The board ran out 
and Vogelsang took most of Troyanovskiy's chips. On the very next hand the Russian player was all in for 36,000 and Luuk Gieles three-bet from the button to 65,000, getting the other players to fold.
Troyanovskiy: 
Gieles: 
The board ran out 
and Gieles added Troyanovskiy's last chips to his stack.
Luuk Gieles opened under the gun for 36,000 and action folded to Christoph Vogelsang on the button. The German high roller moved in for 166,000 and both blinds released. Gieles asked the dealer how much it was, and called.
Luuk Gieles:
Christoph Vogelsang: 
The board ran out 
and Vogelsang doubled.
David Peters raised to 34,000 and Dzmitry Urbanovich defended his big blind, putting 
out on the flop.
Urbanovich check-called a bet of 37,000 and on the turn the action was checked when the hit.
The river brought the and Peters folded when Urbanovich bet 57,000.
Byron Kaverman raised before the flop after which Dzmitry Urbanovich three-bet to 77,000. The action folded back to Kaverman, and he moved all in for 285,000 chips. Urbanovich went into the tank for minutes, before the clock was called on him.
Eventually Urbanovich called, and the showdown followed.
Urbanovich:
Kaverman: 
The board ran out 
and Kaverman got knocked out in 20th place. Anthony Zinno, who's Kaverman in a battle with for the GPI Player of the Year title, is still alive and kicking in this event, and a cash could give him the lead.
Action folded to chip leader Igor Kurganov on the button and he raised to 35,000. Christoph "Tight-Man1" Vogelsang then moved all in for 87,000 from the small blind, and Kurganov ended up making the call.
Kurganov:
Vogelsang:
Vogelsang needed some help, and he found it when the flop gave him both a pair and flush draw. The turn changed nothing, and neither did the 
river. Ship the double to Vogelsang.
A short-stacked Aleksandr Denisov shoved all in from early position for his last 174,000 and Sam Greenwood called from the hijack. The rest of the field folded, and Denisov discovered the bad news.
Denisov: 
Greenwood:
Denisov had kicker problems, and they failed to get resolved as the board ran out a clean 
.
Luuk Gieles was on the button and he opened to 36,000. Thomas Muehloecker called in the big blind. Muehloecker check-called a 60,000 bet on the 
flop and then checked the 
turn. Gieles upped his bet size to a chunky 215,000, which prompted an insta-fold from Muehloecker.
John Juanda raised all in for 120,000 and Bryn Kenney made the call on his direct left. The other players folded and the showdown went as following.
Kenney:
Juanda:
The board ran out 
and Juanda found himself a double up.
Alex Bilokur, who earlier today busted Jeff Rossiter with ace-queen, tried to do the same to Anthony Zinno. Bilokur opened to 35,000 under the gun and was called by his neighbor Dario Sammartino. Anthony Zinno in the cutoff shoved for 210,000 and action folded around to Bilokur. He moved in as well and Sammartino folded.
Anthony Zinno:
Alex Bilokur:
The board ran out and Zinno doubled up. Sammartino said he would have won as he had 
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