Roman Gadzhiev had 20,000 left in play and he moved all-in from under the gun. It folded round to Ezequiel Waigel who made the call.
Roman Gadzhiev:
Ezequiel Waigel:
Gadzhiev was the player at risk and he was also the player who needed to hit. He made two pair on the flop . The turn was the and the river was the , giving Gadzhiev the best hand at showdown and he scooped the pot.
Sergey Petrushevskiy opened the action, making it 3,500. Only one player called, Igor Romanov, who was sat on his direct left.
The dealer placed on the flop and both players checked. On the turn, there was another check from Petrushevskiy and Romanov elected to bet this time, putting 6,500 over the line. It was a quick call from Petrushevskiy, with only one card to come.
It was the and after a third check, Romanov made it 12,000 to see his cards. Petrushevskiy went into the tank for a minute or so, before deciding that fold was the best option.
Matous Houzvicek has been eliminated. Late registration has closed so we will have to wait until tomorrow to see if he re-enters to continue defending his title.
All the money went in preflop and Kirill Egorov and Vladimir Pilyavskiy are off to the races and it is the latter who was in for their tournament life.
Kirill Egorov:
Vladimir Pilyavskiy:
The flop saw Egorov move into the lead with top pair and a gutshot for broadway. The turn was the and only an eight would save Piilavskiy. It wasn't to be with the river coming a and Pilyavskiy is elminated from this flight. Egorov is sat with around average stack now.