The flop was showing , [Removed:4] checked from the big blind position to Qing Liu in the cutoff who bet 5,400, and Rudelitz check-raised all in for 38,900. Liu made the call.
Rudelitz tabled for a pair of eights and Liu showed for ace high with a straight draw. The turn came the , completing Liu's straight and leaving Rudelitz drawing dead to the on the river.
Alexandru Papazian opened up to 5,000 from under the gun and a player in the big blind made the call. The flop came down , action checked to Papazian who bet 5,000, and his opponent made the call.
The turn fell the and both players checked. The river came the . Both players checked again, the big blind player turned over for a pair of tens, and Papazian turned over for trips, taking down another pot.
A player in middle position raised to 5,000 and when the action was on Kevin Gerhart on the button he three-bet to 16,000. The player in the small blind folded and the action was on Kenny Hallaert in the big blind.
Hallaert put out a four-bet to 42,000 and the initial raiser folded his hand. Gerhart asked Hallaert how much he started the hand with and the Belgian replied with, "Over 200,000".
Gerhart thought about it for a bit and then shoved all in. Hallaert folded very quickly and Gerhart collected the chips.
The board read , Aditya Prasetyo found himself all in, and with a caller, the players turned over their hands. Prasetyo tabled for a flopped set and his opponent showed for a turned straight.
Prasetyo would need a to improve on the river and the did just that, giving Prasetyo a rivered full house and more than enough to secure a double-up.
The board read , the big blind player checked to Daniel Strelitz on the button who bet 4,000 into a pot of around 12,000, and his opponent made the call.
The fell on the river and both players checked, Strelitz turned over for a rivered pair of queens and his opponent mucked his hand.
Since the money has been reached, there is a constant stream of eliminations. Right at this moment, the tournament has already lost half of the field since the start of the day.
Dominik Nitsche took it upon himself to send a player home in a pot where they got all their chips in the middle on the flop.
Nitsche was holding and needed to hit a seven or a diamond against his opponent's .
The turn was the and that gave Nitsche the straight and he improved even more on the river. Nitsche had his opponent covered and scoops a very healthy pot.