PokerStars Team Online's Mickey Petersen was all in with the versus James Mitchell's . The flop, turn and river ran out , and the two players chopped up the pot.
On the board, Paul Volpe checked to Andrew Pantling, who checked behind to see the fall on the river. After Volpe checked again, Pantling bet 33,000. Volpe took a few moments, then check-raised to 108,000. Pantling went into the tank.
Taylor Paur has eliminated the threat that is Davidi Kitai.
The EPT Berlin champion from Season 8 had around 80,000 when he moved all in with . Paur gave him a spin with and landed the fatal blow when he rivered a king.
PokerStars Team Online Randy Lew was just looking really good as he was all in for his tournament life with . Lew's opponent, Giuseppe Sammartino, held as Lew was trying to double his 90,000-chip stack.
Unfortunately for Lew the board ran out {4} and the online super star was knocked out short of the money.
Alexander Luber was all in for his last 60,000 or so preflop holding . Noah Schwartz, who has nearly $3 million in career tournament earnings, had him at risk with .
Schwartz held as the board ran out , eliminating Luber. The American now sits with 545,000 chips.
Vitalijs Tarhanovs and Robin Keston tangled earlier, and just recently, Keston finished the job.
Tarhanovs moved all in on the button with , and Keston snapped it off with in the big blind. The flop, turn, and river produced , and Tarhanovs hit the rail.
Keston recorded the knockout, but after losing a few pots between the pair's previous battle, he's dropped down to 200,000.
versus James Mitchell's 
. The flop, turn and river ran out 
, and the two players chopped up the pot.
fall on the river. After Volpe checked again, Pantling bet 33,000. Volpe took a few moments, then check-raised to 108,000. Pantling went into the tank.
instead, and Pantling's 
was good.
. Paur gave him a spin with 
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completed the board.
and the online super star was knocked out short of the money.
. Noah Schwartz, who has nearly $3 million in career tournament earnings, had him at risk with 
.
, and Keston snapped it off with 
