Level 43
: 600,000/1,200,000, 150,000 ante
Nothing major has happened in the last couple of hands and Maxime "Daghemuneguu" Chilaud has entered the next scheduled five-minute break with more chips than his remaining two contenders combined.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
128,900,356
2,667,500
|
2,667,500 |
|
64,418,116
7,647,500
|
7,647,500 |
|
49,421,528
10,325,000
|
10,325,000 |
flop for 5.6 million. Viana defended the big blind and called on the flop, Stojanovic check-folded the 
turn to a bt of 7,103,250.
flop to 9.1 million, which Viana called. Stojanovic bet the 
turn for 7 million to pick up a call and that led to the 
river.
for a missed straight draw. Viana only had 
for fours and treys but that was good enough to widen the gap to Stojanovic significantly.
flop against a raise by Maxime "Daghemuneguu" Chilaud to drop a few blinds and then limp-jammed into Fernando "fviana" Viana, who surrendered his 4.9 million raise in a battle of the blinds.
flop to keep his short stack afloat.
flop, Viana bet 3,407,250 and called a raise to 9,985,555. They checked the 
turn and Viana's bet on the 
river for 6,160,000 did the trick to win the pot.
flop and Vlada "Vlada108" Stojanovic came along from the big blind. Chilaud check-called 4 million on the 
river. Stojanovic tabled 
and that won the pot.
flop. Chilaud check-called another 8 million on the 
turn and check-folded the 
board. No major drama occurred due to the fourth club.
turn triggered a bet of 14.4 million by Stojanovic and once Viana called, Stojanovic jammed the 
turn when he was being jammed on.
