Michal Mrakeš has been trucking along despite him losing five flips in a row. The sixth time was the charm for Mrakeš at the expense of Edzevit Zukorlic.
Mrakeš led out for 450,000 before he called a three-bet jam from Zukorlic for 2.15 million.
Mrakeš:
Zukorlic:
Zukorlic had a small lead before the flop and was looking good until the river with the appearing on the flop followed by the on the turn. But Mrakeš finally won a "flip" when the appeared on the river to give him top pair.
Zukorlic quietly exited the tournament area and headed to the cashier to collect the 11th place prize of €8,000. The tournament is now on the nine-max final table bubble with 10 players left.
The action folded around to Raul Cuc in the cutoff, and he came in for a raise to 500,000. Eddy Scharf in the big blind made the call, and it was heads up to the flop. Scharf checked his option, Cuc continued for 650,000 and Scharf threw out three of the pink 500K-denomination chips for a raise. Cuc called rather the quickly.
The fell on the turn, and after two minutes of contemplation, Scharf moved all-in. Cuc asked for a count, but ultimately decided that 7.25M was a bit too pricey, and he let the hand go.
Sliverer moved all-in for 2,805,000 total on the feature table, and Michaelis on the button found and committed his last 1,555,000. The blinds quickly got out of the way, and it was all in the hands of the dealer.
The flop changed nothing, but the on the turn was exactly what the doctor ordered for Sliverer, who only needed to dodge any of the three remaining aces in the deck to score the knock-out. The river was the , and thus the German WSOP bracelet holder exited in 13th place - good for a payday of €7,250.
On the feature table Adriatik Agalliu picked up in the hijack and moved all-in for 2,450,000, and Frederic Femont in the next seat over reshoved for 4.7M with . The rest of the table got out of the way, and it was Agalliu at risk.
The flop was about as exciting as it could be, keeping the sevens in front but offering a flush draw and a gutshot straight draw for the Belgium. The turn didn't improve anyone, but the on the river made Femont a top pair to take the pot.
Adriatik Agalliu will have to be content with a 12th place finish and €8,000.
We won't give any spoilers but an elimination just took place on the feature table. A redraw is taking place for the nine-max final table.
We will update the 10th place elimination and the final table redraw in about 30 minutes. Stay tuned to PokerNews as we report the biggest hands and all of the eliminations at the final table. You can also watch the action unfold by clicking on the Live Streaming tab in our coverage.
Nicolas Le Floch opened to 450,000 from under the gun before partypoker Sponsored Pro Natalia Brevilglieri three-bet to 1,350,000. Le Floch jammed to 4,625,000 before Breviglieri snap called.
Le Floch:
Breviglieri:
Breviglieri was behind on the flop and after the appeared on the turn. However, the completed the board and Breviglieri's chip stack soared to 12,200,000.
Meanwhile, Le Floch fell just short of the final table and collected €8,000 for finishing in 10th place.
Here is your final table of the 2017 partypoker LIVE Million Germany €1,100 Main Event.
The next one out will leave with €10,000, while the eventual champion takes home a cool €200,000.
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