In a battle of the blinds, [Removed:179] bet the turn out of the small blind for 4,800 and Andre Haneberg called from the big blind. The river completed the board and Henning now made it 15,000 to go. Haneberg thought through the hand for a bit and called, but nodded as soon as henning rolled over for trips to claim the pot.
Both Hanno Offen and [Removed:65] had their hole cards open in front of them with Offen having the bigger stack on the board. Offen had for two pair, jacks and nines. But that wasn't enough for the [Removed:72] had for the double up with the higher two pair, jacks and tens.
"Sorry guys, I am out," Walid Abdi Ali said when he walked into the press area. The German further explained that he three-bet an open raise of Said Hossein Madani on the button while being in the small blind and quickly called the four-bet shove of Madani to put himself at risk for the last 40,000.
Madani won the flip with pocket tens against ace-king and Ali will be back in action in the Main Event in the upcoming days.
Wolfgang Beck shoved all in for his remaining 25,200 from mid-position. [Removed:179], sitting in the hijack, asked for a count. The dealer confirmed the amount and Henning shoved too with a stack which was almost three times as big. Everyone else folded so they were heads-up.
Wolfgang Beck:
[Removed:179]:
The board ran out - Beck ended with the same pair of aces but thanks to the king-kicker he won the hand and doubled up.
Among the next casualties were Phong Than Pham, [Removed:431] - for the second time today, and Sebo Degermenci.
Jay Tse and Andre Haneberg got into a big pot before the table broke and there were 65,000 in the middle with the completed board showing . "You never have a bluff there," Tse shrugged and folded with 50,000 behind. Haneberg said nothing and instead rolled over before collecting the pot.
There are currently 31 players remaining and all survivors at the end of the level will bag up their chips.
Grzegorz Derkowski just doubled through Martin Wendt as the team approached the table. The board read and only Derkowski's hole cards were still showing. He had to double up.
On the three-way flop of , Frederik Jensen checked out of the small blind as did the player in the big blind. Jay Tse bet 11,000 from early position and Jensen called, the big blind folded.
The appeared on the turn and Jensen checked once more to see Tse move all in for around 48,000, which the Dane snap-called.
Jay Tse:
Frederik Jensen:
The on the river was a blank and Tse headed to the rail just shy of making Day 2.
turn out of the small blind for 4,800 and Andre Haneberg called from the big blind. The 
river completed the board and Henning now made it 15,000 to go. Haneberg thought through the hand for a bit and called, but nodded as soon as henning rolled over 
for trips to claim the pot.
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board. Offen had 
for two pair, jacks and nines. But that wasn't enough for the 
[Removed:72] had for the double up with the higher two pair, jacks and tens.
- Beck ended with the same pair of aces but thanks to the king-kicker he won the hand and doubled up.
. "You never have a bluff there," Tse shrugged and folded with 50,000 behind. Haneberg said nothing and instead rolled over 
before collecting the pot.
and only Derkowski's hole cards were still showing. He had 
was no good versus 
. Offen was ahead with 
, Frederik Jensen checked out of the small blind as did the player in the big blind. Jay Tse bet 11,000 from early position and Jensen called, the big blind folded.
