The action is getting fast and furious. Trevor Henry recently departed in 27th place when he pushed his pocket threes into the pocket aces of Damien Griggs.
Henry couldn't find the miracle three to save himself and was sent to the cashier in 27th place.
Beng Ker raised to 28,000 and Lawrence Gibson made the call to see a flop of .
Ker decided to move all in to put maximum pressure on his short-stacked opponent but it backfired as Gibson insta-called with for a set of eights as Ker showed .
The turn was the and river the and Gibson doubles through to nearly 300,000 chips.
Catching the action on a flop of , Billy "The Croc" Argyros fired 35,000 before Karl Krautschneider moved all in for 65,000. Argyros made the call.
Krautschneider:
Argyros:
Both players tabled flush draws and Argyros' king-high maintained its lead through the turn and river to take down the pot. Krautschneider departs in 29th place for $4,000 in prize money.
Nordin Kerkvliet is another one of our Party Poker online qualifiers who battled as one of the short stacks during the bubble period but has now emerged to double up to give himself some breathing room.
Kerkvliet held against Herman Marchese's and spiked a pair on sevens on the flop to double through to around 100,000.
30 players remain in the hunt for the 2009 PokerNews Cup Main Event title and the $250,000 first place prize! They are now back in their seats and the cards are back in the air!