We just caught the action on the flop when the board read and Eugene Katchalov bet 3,2000 from the big blind. The action was then on Tobias Reinkemeier who tanked for a bit before raising to 8,000. Max Silver was the third player involved and he made the call from the button.
Katchalov looked back down at his cards, hesitated, but then he folded.
Reinkemeier tabled and Silver showed to split the pot as both players had the nuts.
"I couldn't get him," Silver smiled as Katchalov smiled, because he saved himself quite a lot of chips.
Germany's Claas Segebrecht just raised under the gun to 900 and from his immediate left it was Craig McCorkell who three-bet to 2,700. The action folded back around to Segebrecht who four-bet to 6,800.
McCorkell made the call and the flop was on which Segebrecht fired out 6,100.
McCorkell made the call and on the turn the hit. Segebrecht put his opponent all in for about 17,000 chips and McCorkell said, "Maybe we'll chop," as he tossed in the remainder of his stack.
Segebrecht:
McCorkell:
The river was the and McCorkell did not chop, as he hit the rail early on during this event.
We have updated our chip count page with all the players currently in the field, getting help from the official entrance list supplied by the organization. There are 190 entries at this moment, 180 players are still active. A total of 9 re entries have been made.
Artem Litvinov has been talking all day again, and the table is loving it.
Litvinov is giving out free strategy lessons, and things are really working out for those who paid attention. The player in the big blind, according to Litvinov a player who hasn't got much experience and needed some help, was just moved to another table. The player took 80,000 with him, evidence his strategy was working according to Litvinov.
"Remember, aggresive post flop, no before the flop" Litvinov said as final advice to the moving player.
"Can I record? It's too much information. If I record, I can study at home" Sergi Reixach laughed. "Yes, if you pay me some money" Litvinov said with a smile.
Pratyush Buddiga opened for 700 and Artem Litvinov made the call from the small blind. Connor Drinan in the big blind over called.
The flop came and everybody checked, and they did on the turn as well. Litvinov bet out 1,775 with the completing the board. Drinan made the call, Buddiga folded.
Jonathan Duhamel opened for 800 and Nicola D`Anselmo made the call. Joao Vieira three-bet to 3,100 and both blinds folded. Duhamel made the call, D`Anselmo folded.
The flop and turn were checked by both players. Duhamel checked again on the river, and folded to Vieira's 3,600 bet.
and Eugene Katchalov bet 3,2000 from the big blind. The action was then on Tobias Reinkemeier who tanked for a bit before raising to 8,000. Max Silver was the third player involved and he made the call from the button.
and Silver showed 
to split the pot as both players had the nuts.
on which Segebrecht fired out 6,100.
hit. Segebrecht put his opponent all in for about 17,000 chips and McCorkell said, "Maybe we'll chop," as he tossed in the remainder of his stack.
and McCorkell did not chop, as he hit the rail early on during this event.
turn as well. Litvinov bet out 1,775 with the 
completing the board. Drinan made the call, Buddiga folded.
and LeFrancois check-called 900.
hit and LeFrancois check-called another 1,800. The river was the 
turn were checked by both players. Duhamel checked again on the 
