Schultz-Pedersen Gets it Right Back
Level 27
: Blinds 30,000/60,000, 60,000 ante
In a limped pot in the blinds, Brian Delaney and Johan Schultz-Pedersen did battle again.
On the 
flop, Delaney check-called a bet of 60,000 from his Danish opponent to see the 
come on the turn.
After another check, Schultz-Pedersen sized up to 400,000 which again got called by Delaney.
The players opted to check the 
river, with Delaney then showing 
for a pair of sixes, but Schultz-Pedersen revealed 
for a turned two pair and the winner.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
6,000,000 | 300,000 |
|
4,870,000 | -480,000 |
and Wilf held on with Big Slick to eliminate Lodge from the tournament in 13th place for €71,150.
flop was checked by Held, who then faced a bet of 80,000 by his opponent. What followed was a check-raise to 320,000 by Held and that sent Di Meglio deep into the tank.
for a gutshot straight flush draw. "I knew you had something like that," Belea mentioned in table chat.
and Bigot turned a pair of aces to crack Spekman's pocket queens for a double.
flop, the trio all checked to the 
turn. Delaney came out firing for 340,000, sending Schultz-Pedersen's cards to the muck, but Di Meglio called.
flop was checked by Bigot, who then called a bet of 80,000 by Spekman. After the 
turn, Bigot check-called another 260,000 and then bet the 
river for just 150,000 a few seconds after his 30-second shot clock had run down.
flop and was called by Mehdi Chaoui in the big blind.
and Wilf bet again, this time for 200,000. Again Chaoui called, and the dealer laid the 