John Juanda made it 16,000 and Nick Petrangelo three-bet to 44,000. Mike McDonald then shoved in for 300,000-plus, and after Juanda released, Petrangelo turned over the 
.
"Alright Mike," he said, confirming he was making the call.
McDonald held the 
, and tens held through the 
board to send Petrangelo packing.
From first position Stephen Chidwick made it 18,000 to go, and big blind Ivan Luca was the only caller. Luca check called 20,000 on the 
flop, and check called another 50,000 on the 
turn.
The river came the 
and Luca lead out for 57,000.
Chidwick didn't need much time making up his mind, and moved all in for 384,000 total. Luca had 468,000 behind at this point, and contemplated what to do for some minutes. Eventually he folded and Chidwick raked in the sizable pot without having to go to showdown.
Nick Petrangelo raised from under the gun and was called by Paul Newey and Thomas Muehloecker to see a three-way flop of 
. Petrangelo continued for 25,000 and Newey folded, but Muehloecker check-raised all in fir 77,000 out of the big blind to receive a quick call.
Muehloecker: 
Petrangelo: 
Neither the 
turn nor the 
river helped the Austrian and he was sent out of the tournament.
Level: 10
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Daniel Negreanu opened with a bet of 14,000 from early position, and both Ivan Luca and Stephen Chidwick called in the blinds.
Luca and Chidwick checked the 
flop, and Negreanu continued for 25,000. Only Chidwick called, and he quickly checked the turn.
Negreanu fired out a bet of 48,000 and Chidwick tanked a while before pushing in.
"Alright, if you got it, you got it," Negreanu said, calling off for his tournament life with the 
.
Chidwick indeed had it, having turned top set with the 
. The river bricked for Negreanu and as he hit the rail, Chidwick climbed up the counts.
Fedor Holz opened to 15,000 from the button and Salman Behbehani three-bet to 40,000 from one seat over, receiving a call from "CrownUpGuy". On the flop, Behbehani's small continuation bet worth 19,000 didn't do the trick, as Holz raised and claimed the pot without any further resistance.
Behhebani hit a pair of fives shortly after with 
to claim back the chips he had lost, though.
On the 
turn, Stanley Choi checked and Igor Kurganov bet 41,000 from the cutoff for two third of the pot. Choi called and they headed to the 
river to see Choi check once again. Kurganov tossed in two green T-25,000 chips and Choi called off to muck once shown 
by the Russian.
Tobias Reinkemeier just got healthy, doubling through Sergey Lebedev.
Reinkemeier ran the 
into Lebedev's 
and held through a 
board to double up and knock Lebedev below the stack size he started with this afternoon.
Sam Greenwood raised to 15,000 from the button and Andrew Lichtenberger three-bet to 51,000 out of the big blind with the Canadian coming along. On the 
flop, Lichtenberger continued for 33,000 and was called before checking the turn.
Greenwood now bet 40,000 and received a call before Lichtenberger once again checked the river. Greenwood put his opponent all in for around 200,000 and Lichtenberger called to muck his cards upon spotting the for trips queens of Greenwood.
Dominik Nitsche open-shoved the small blind for what looked like 130,000 chips and Sergey Lebedev quickly called to let the German sigh and say "enjoy", immediately knowing he was well behind even before the cards were tabled.
Nitsche: 
Lebedev:
After a board of 
, the kicker issue resulted in the exit of the German and Lebedev increased his stack after just having entered before the start of Day 2.
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