John D'Agostino completed it on third street and Viktor Blom made the call. Fourth street gave D'Agostino the betting lead and he bet, Blom called. On fifth street Blom called another bet after which both players checked sixth street.
On seventh street Blom bet and D'Agostino called. The Swedish online superstars showed and took down the pot.
From early position, the 2010 champion of this event, Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi, raised to 2,600. Joe Cassidy called in the cutoff seat and the 2009 winner of this event, David Bach, called from the small blind.
The flop came down and action checked to Cassidy. He bet 4,000 and only Bach made the call.
The turn was the and Bach checked. Cassidy bet again and made it 11,000 to go. Bach called. The river was the and both players checked.
Bach started to show his hand and turned over the first. Cassidy showed the for a straight and Bach mucked the rest of his hand.
Stephen Mack raised from under the gun and Abe Mosseri reraised from middle position. John D'Agostino reraised from the small blind and action moved back to Mack. He folded and Mosseri called.
The flop came and D'Agostino bet. Mosseri raised and D'Agostino called.
The turn was the and D'Agostino checked. Mosseri bet and D'Agostino called. The river was the and both players checked.
Mosseri showed the and D'Agostino mucked his hand.
David Bach raised from under the gun and Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi reraised from late position. Play folded back to Bach and he called.
The flop was followed by a check from both players before the landed on the turn. Bach bet and Mizrachi called. Both players then checked the on the river.
Mizrachi tabled the for a pair of tens. Bach couldn't beat it and mucked his hand.
Patrik Antonius just raised to 4,000 from middle position and Michael Binger defended his big blind. On the first draw Binger needed three cards, and Antonius took two.
Binger check-called 2,000 and took two cards on the second draw. Antonius stayed one step ahead, as he only needed one card. Binger checked as soon as he saw that the Finish high stakes regular needed one card, and he called the 4,000 bet that was put out.
On the final draw both players took one card, and Binger lead out for 4,000. Antonius looked at his cards and made the call after which Binger announced his.
"Nine," Binger said as he turned over his . Antonius mucked his cards and Binger took down this nice pot.
Allen Bari completed the action on third street, and Bryn Kenney was his only caller. On fourth street Kenney had the betting lead and he fired out a bet. Bari called, and did so as well on fifth street. On sixth street Kenney check-called Bari's bet, and on seventh street Kenney check-folded.
Lee Goldman was just eliminated, and Ben Yu told us what happened in the hand that was won by Antony Lellouche.
Lellouche raised, Yu called and Goldman three-bet after which both players called. On the first draw Lellouche needed one card, while Yu and Goldman took two.
Goldman bet, Lellouche raised, Yu called and the action was back on Goldman. He had a little less than one bet left, and decided to move all in. Lellouche put in the fourth bet, and Yu called giving us heads up action on the side.
On the second draw all three players took one card. Lellouche bet and Yu called. Lellouche didn't need another card on the final draw, while both Yu and Goldman took one card. Lellouche bet again, Yu folded and Goldman showed . Lellouche had made the nuts, which is a and knocked out Goldman.