Linas Pugzlys moved all in from under the gun in the very next hand after he doubled up Yaniv Avinoam. It folded to Alpar Gyorgy Soos who called in the cutoff.
Pugzlys:
Soos:
The flop came giving Soos an open-ended straight draw. The turn was the and the river the , meaning Pugzlys' Aces held for a timely double up.
Alpar Gyorgy Soos moved all in for around 210,000 in early position. It folded to Solyom who, after being one of the larger stacks since the end of yesterday, found himself with a shoving stack. He moved all in as well and the remaining players all folded.
Soos:
Solyom:
The pair exchanged a fist bump before the flop was dealt. The board came and Soos was eliminated.
The €2,200 High Roller, which started last night with 111 runners is now down to just 39. Only 15 of them will make the money though.
Two of the bigger names in the line-up - Team PokerStars Pro Chris Moneymaker and Romania's all-time money earner and only WSOP bracelet winner Alex Papazian - have both fallen by the wayside in this last level.
On a flop, Iulian Iacob was all in holding against EPT Loutraki final tablist Ioannis Taramas who held .
The turn was the and the river the meaning Taramas's hand held up. However, for reasons known only to him, he started making frustrated hand gestures as if he had lost the hand.
It was only when Iacob got up from the table and the dealer announced 'Seat open,' that he double-checked the board and his opponent's cards and realised the pot was getting pushed to him.
It was all-in preflop between Johann Eclapier who held but was behind to Yaniv Peretz's
The flop came with no help to Eclapier. But Eclapier yet out an exclamation of joy at the on the turn and repeated the noise on the river as his opponent's elimination was secured.
giving Soos an open-ended straight draw. The turn was the 
and the river the 
, meaning Pugzlys' Aces held for a timely double up.
and Soos was eliminated.
and Grafton checked to Safavi who bet 45,000. Grafton check-raised to 110,000 and Safavi moved all in for 590,000. Grafton called.
and the river the 
Nietrzebka check-called a bet of 140,000 and the turn was the 
.
bested his opponent's 
on a board of 
against EPT Loutraki final tablist Ioannis Taramas who held 
meaning Taramas's hand held up. However, for reasons known only to him, he started making frustrated hand gestures as if he had lost the hand.
