Redraw of the Final Three Tables
Level 21
: 8,000/16,000, 16,000 ante
Around 11 minutes remain in the current level and the cards are back in the air for the final 24 players. Updated counts will be provided in the upcoming break.
| Seat | Table 1 | Table 2 | Table 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Henrik Hecklen | Alexander Zeligman | Alex Whitenstall |
| 2 | Kully Sidhu | Sorin Pruteanu | Antoine Saout |
| 3 | Benjamin Spragg | Benjamin Lehrer | Raul Lozano |
| 4 | Liudas Didenka | Joshua Boulton | Robert Boon |
| 5 | Lorenc Boci | Raymond Caabay | Lukas Dimsa |
| 6 | Michael Ramiro | Rickie Vedhara | Alberto Speranzoni |
| 7 | Julien Sitbon | James Rann | Alexios Zervos |
| 8 | Paul Trotter | Dongze Hao | Ben Slack |
flop and Hao was the only caller.
turn brought the check by Hao and the shove by Ferreira Pais for around 400,000, which resulted in a snap-call by Hao.
river sent him to the rail in 25th place.
as Ramiro flipped over 
.
board and Doshi found no help to become the 26th place finisher.
flop kept Solomons in the lead but the 
turn reduced his outs to all but one, as Dimsa held the flush draw on top of his superior pair. There was no miracle on the 
river and Solomons had to settle for 27th place.
turn when Hecklen made it 87,000 to go. Sidhu checked again the 
on the river and Hecklen instantly checked it back to muck when he was shown the 
for a straight.
flop as Saout improved to aces and nines. The 
o the river.
flop, James Rann bet 70,000 out of the big blind and Alex Whitenstall called on the button. Rann then checked the 
flop on which Clark checked. Pruteanu bet 80,000 and then instantly called the check-shove by Clark for what appeared to be just under 260,000.
turn added some more outs but he missed them all on the 
