Game Over for Carrel
In the previous hand, Charlie Carrel was under the gun and faced the bet of 20,000 by Koray Aldemir with the board reading 
.
Carrel had less than that behind and started some small talk, then Aldemir called time on him which didn't help to ease the pain. Carrel eventually folded and the next hand provided more fireworks.
Athanasios Fergiatakis raised to 1,900 and Aldemir called from two seats over. Carrel then moved all in from the big blind and Fergiatakis asked for a count. The shove of the Brit was for 13,700 and Fergiatakis called.
Aldemir reraised all in and again the dealer was asked for a count. Aldemir's shove was for 55,000, and Fergiatakis called after quite some consideration to create a three-way all in and put two opponents at risk.
Carrel: 
Aldemir: 
Fergiatakis: 
"Oh wow, I am ahead?!" Carrel let out and the flop came 
. On the 
turn, he improved to a set while the 
river initially let Fergiatakis celebrate. The Dutchman then realized that Aldemir had the nut straight and scooped the entire pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
125,000 | 125,000 |
|
50,000 | 50,000 |
|
Busted |
and Mateos was sent to the rail.
Iliodoros Kamatakis bet 5,000 and Leo Yan Ho Cheng called. The turn was the 
and Kamatakis asks Cheng to lift his arm to allow him a clear view of his stack. Both Cheng and Kamatakis have just around 25,000, with Cheng having the larger stack.
for top pair and Kamatakis lookde deflated as he turned over 
and Kamatakis was eliminated
and the small blind checked. Carrel continued with 2,000 while staring at Hogh, who stared back. Both players couldn't hold back their smiles, even though a potential big pot was brewing. Hogh ended up calling and the small blind folded.
and Carrel had no intention of slowing down. He cut out a bet of 20,000 and flicked it forward. Hogh and Carrel kept staring at each other, and after a minute Hogh tossed in the call.
for just ace high, leaving Hogh to scoop up the big pot with 
, Vogelsang checked, Noubarian bet 5,000, and Vogelsang called.
, completing Noubarian's flush. The Iranian lets out an audible "Yes!" and stacked up Vogelsang's chips, with the latter head-shakingly seeking out his friends at the rail.
