The all-in/call scenarios continue to roll and Antonis Poulengeris is the latest player to make a move. He shipped 91,000 on the button and Artan Dedusha woke up with a hand good enough to call with, in the small blind.
Antonis Poulengeris: 
Artan Dedusha: 
Poulengeris needed help with only three outs in the deck to his name. He found one of them on the 
flop and held through the 
turn and 
river.
Another day, another close call for Daniel Silverman. After busting the final table yesterday, he has faced the same fate again today. Once again, Artan Dedusha was the player involved after he raise-called Silverman's 20 big blind shove preflop.
Artan Dedusha: 
Daniel Silverman: 
Dedusha paired his ace on the 
flop but the 
turn improved Silverman to a set. His happiness was short-lived when the 
landed on the river, giving Dedusha a broadway straight. Silverman couldn't hide his disappointment in the result.
Daniel Silverman opened to 15,000 under the gun and Antonis Poulengeris flatted in early position. Artan Dedusha three-bet all in when Silverman folded, Poulengeris opted to call.
Artan Dedusha: 
Antonis Poulengeris: 
Neither player connected on the 
board and Dedusha doubled with ace-high.
Artan Dedusha has scooped a decent pot without showdown after three-betting all in from the small blind over a 10,000 cutoff open by Antonis Poulengeris and a button flat from Chia Fu Hsu.
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Players are in their new seats, with the new level about to go up,
Two hands played out on each of the two remaining tables, that reduced the field to nine. First, Marek Jablonski moved all in with on the button but ran into Antonis Poulengeris' 
and found no help on the 
board.
On the other table, it was a blind on blind situation that left Joan Hadley out of the running. She limped blind on blind and Umberan Akhtar checked his option. On the 
flop, the two players had both flopped big and got it all in.
Umberan Akhtar: 
Joan Hadley:
The gave Akhtar full house on the turn and the completed the board. With eight seconds left of Level 13, the clock was paused as the two tables combined to one.
Whilst the all in between Rachid El Qmache and Joan Hadley was taking place, Arthur Joseph also got all his chips in the middle over on the other table. He was unable to win the pot and exits in 12th place.
It folded to Rachid El Qmache on the button and he put his 30,000-chip stack over the line. Round to Joan Hadley in the big blind and after the dealer confirmed the amount, she made the call.
Rachid El Qmache: 
Joan Hadley:
The 
flop was safe for Hadley but the turn saw El Qmache take the lead. The 
river changed nothing and El Qmache survives.
Daniel Silverman limped under the gun and Edgar Drozdov called on the cutoff, with Arthur Joseph and Marek Jablonski coming along from the blinds.
There was no betting on the 
flop and the dealer laid a on the turn. It checked to Jablonski, who bet 13,000 and only Silverman wanted to see another card.
On the river, Jablonski check-called Silverman's 27,000 bet but sent his cards into the muck when Silverman showed 
for the flush.
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