Newey Fails to Win the All-In
Level 17
: 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante
Paul Newey shoved from the button for 274,000 and was called by Pavel Yakobson in the big blind.
Paul Newey: 
Pavel Yakobson: 
Yakobson shook his head when he saw Newey's hand but was a lot happier when the 
came on the flop as he hit a set.
The turn was the 
which now gave Newey some extra outs as he picked up an open-ended straight draw but the river was the 
to not help Newey at all as he was sent to the rail.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
700,000
286,500
|
286,500 |
|
Busted |
rainbow, Sarkarov checked, Mustafov continued with a bet of 65,000 and Sarkarov raised to 215,000. Mustafov made the call.
to give Mustafov a backdoor-flush. Sarkarov jammed for 615,000 and Mustafov called. Sarkarov showed 
and hit the straight on the river when the 
fell. 
on the flop to the 
, Kovalenko checked for the last time. Darie took a second before announcing he was all-in, having Kovalenko covered. Kovalenko tanked for about three minutes before the clock was called on him by Papazian. The tournament director gave him 30 seconds to take a decision. When the countdown started, Kovalenko put in some chips for the call.
to play the pair of queens on the board with the ace-kicker. Kovalenko got up and sighed in relief while turning over 
for two pair, kings and queens.
. Levi bet 16,000 and Troyanovskiy called.
for the rivered pair of eights, Troyanovskiy tabled 
for Zoufri to turn a pair of fives but Darie to river a pair of queens to take the Dutchman out of the running before the bubble.
on the turn to the 
