After Eli Berg opened to 1,000 from middle position, Tyler Kenney reraised to 2,500 from the hijack seat. Play folded back to Berg and he made it 6,200 to go. Kenney put him all in and Berg called.
Berg:
Kenney:
The flop, turn and river ran out to give Berg the double and cut Kenney in half.
Harrison Gimbel was under the gun and raised to 1,000. Kristijonas Andrulis reraised from the next seat to 2,500 and then action folded to Dan O'Brien in the hijack seat. O'Brien four-bet to 7,100 and everyone folded.
Team PokerStars Pro Jason Mercier was just eliminated by Andrew Lichtenberger. According to Mercier, Lichtenberger three-bet and called it off with offsuit against his sixes. The sixes didn't hold and Mercier headed to the rail.
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From early position, reigning World Series of Poker Europe Main Event champion Elio Fox raised to 800. In the hijack seat, Kevin MacPhee reraised to 2,175. Sam Chartier four-bet from the small blind and made it 5,575 to go. Action folded back around to MacPhee. He flatted and took a flop of in position.
On the flop, Chartier checked and MacPhee fired 3,700. Chartier called to see the land on the turn. Chartier checked again with a little over 25,000 behind. MacPhee bet 7,125 and Chartier gave it up.
Andrew Lichtenberger and Pius Heinz put in 4,200 each before the flop. The first three community cards came down with Lichtenberger having to act first. He bet 4,200. Heinz took a few moments and then made the call.
Fourth street was the and completed a possible flush draw. Lichtenberger fired a bet worth 7,200. After a minute, the reigning World Series of Poker Main Event champion and Team PokerStars Pro called.
The river card was the . Lichtenberger opted to check, which prompted Heinz to move all in for around 20,000. Lichtenberger quickly called and Heinz didn't like that one bit. He almost instantly mucked his hand while Lichtenberger tabled the for a king-high straight.
Heinz was left with nothing but the felt in front of him and eliminated from the tournament. We'll see if he re-enters or not. Lichtenberger is up to nearly three times the starting stack.
to give Berg the double and cut Kenney in half.
offsuit against his sixes. The sixes didn't hold and Mercier headed to the rail.
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in position.
land on the turn. Chartier checked again with a little over 25,000 behind. MacPhee bet 7,125 and Chartier gave it up.
with Lichtenberger having to act first. He bet 4,200. Heinz took a few moments and then made the call.
and completed a possible flush draw. Lichtenberger fired a bet worth 7,200. After a minute, the reigning World Series of Poker Main Event champion and 
. Lichtenberger opted to check, which prompted Heinz to move all in for around 20,000. Lichtenberger quickly called and Heinz didn't like that one bit. He almost instantly mucked his hand while Lichtenberger tabled the 
for a king-high straight.