Pratyush Buddiga opened to 6,000 from under the gun only to have Daniel Negreanu three-bet next to act to 16,000. Tom Marchese cold-called in the cutoff as the blinds and Buddiga folded.
The flop of saw Negreanu continue for 12,000 with Marchese making the call as the on the turn saw both players check.
The river landed the and Negreanu dropped in a bet of 28,000.
Marchese reached fora stack of chips and announced he was all in. Negreanu quickly called for his last 116,000 and tabled his for top set while Marchese showed his and dropped to 175,000 in chips.
Sam Soverel got his last 84,000 in preflop with and was racing against the of Daniel Negreanu. The flop brought Soverel a flush draw. The was a brick, but the made Soverel a winning flush.
"Never thought I was winning that at any point," Negreanu said as he sent over the required amount.
Scott Seiver bet 70,000 into a pot that looked to be around 100,000 on the river. He was on the button and the board read . Jason Koon was thinking things over in middle position, and he let his timer surpass 30 seconds, meaning he had to pay up in the form of a time extension. At about the 40 second mark, he called, and Seiver quickly flipped over and collected the pot.
The Super High Roller has been paused for a few moments while a new feature table has been selected that features Nick Petrangelo, Diminik Nitsche, Dan Colman, Ben Lamb, Bill Klein, and Talal Shakerchi.
As for the empty seat six, well that has been occupied by Kevin Hart as his original feature table broke and players took up seats on other tables throughout the room.
Christian Christner made his short stack last quite a few hours but finally fell when he got in preflop against the of fellow German Christoph Vogelsang. The board ran out , and Christner hit the rail when Vogelsang paired.
A table will now break for the first time in this event.
saw Negreanu continue for 12,000 with Marchese making the call as the 
on the turn saw both players check.
and Negreanu dropped in a bet of 28,000.
for top set while Marchese showed his 
and dropped to 175,000 in chips.
, Jason Les checked over to Pratyush Buddiga who bet out 26,000.
of Daniel Negreanu. The 
flop brought Soverel a flush draw. The 
was a brick, but the 
made Soverel a winning flush.
on the river would end his tournament.
and both Holz and Haxton checked to Shak who bet out 15,000.
in preflop against the 
of fellow German Christoph Vogelsang. The board ran out 
