[Removed:608] Bubbles the EPT Super High Roller

Espen Jorstad made it 80,000 from the hijack, and [Removed:607] three-bet to 355,000 from the button with 125,000 left behind in his stack. David Coleman, who was seated in the big blind, four-bet to 1,600,000. Jorstad got out of the way, and [Removed:608] called for the remainder of his stack.

[Removed:607]: A♥Q♠ All in
David Coleman: A♠K♦

[Removed:608] was unfortunate to run into the big slick of Coleman, and needed a queen from the dealer or he would be the bubble boy of the EPT Super High Roller.

A favorable flop of J♦Q♣4♦ came out for [Removed:608], who took the lead with a pair of queens. However, a 10♦ turn gave Coleman Broadway and meant [Removed:608] required a king on the river to chop the pot. The Q♥ completed the board and didn't help [Removed:608]. He was the last to leave the tournament empty-handed.

The remaining six players bagged up their chips for the day and are all in the money.