Ivan Demidov opened in the hijack to 60,000 and Juan Pardo shoved all in from the button for 205,000. Demidov called with ![]()
and was flipping against ![]()
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had Pardo standing up and the
and
confirmed his exit.
Ivan Demidov opened in the hijack to 60,000 and Juan Pardo shoved all in from the button for 205,000. Demidov called with ![]()
and was flipping against ![]()
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had Pardo standing up and the
and
confirmed his exit.
Richard Lee was all in for about 350,000 from middle position with ![]()
, racing with Joey Fabre's ![]()
in early position.
The board came down ![]()
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, giving Fabre a pair of aces to eliminate Lee.
Scott Franklin raised to 80,000 from early position and Adam Geyer three-bet all in for 330,000. Ofir Mor was in the big blind and reraised all in as well. Franklin snap-called for his last 630,000.
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It wasn't good for the two at-risk players holding each other's outs, but the ![]()
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flop gave them gutshot outs and a backdoor flush draw for Geyer. The turn
and river
didn't help either player and Mor scored the double knockout to moved over three million chips.
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All the money got in preflop between William Kopp and Eric Liebeler with Kopp at risk with the shorter stack of 745,000.
William Kopp: ![]()
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Eric Liebeler: ![]()
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The flop came down ![]()
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, which put Kopp in a deep hole as he now needed to catch just straight outs or running cards to stay alive, but the turn was the
which now improved Liebeler to the straight but gave Kopp a full nine outs to a full house. The river was one of those as the
rolled off, pairing the board and earning the double for Kopp, leaving Liebeler with just 675,000 chips.
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flop, Kwong Ip checked to Mason Barrell who bet 140,000. Ip check-raised all in for around 1,000,000 and Barrell quickly called.
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Ip had run into the trips of Barrell and the board ran out ![]()
, meaning Ip was eliminated.
Frederik Salari got all his chips into the middle preflop and was up against Sharukh Shaw.
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"I need some luck," said Salari when he saw Shaw's hand. The flop and turn weren't what he needed, however it did produce him some extra outs. But the river sealed his elimination fate after Shaw hit a set of kings.
We found Scott Franklin all in and at risk with ![]()
from the button for 325,000 against the ![]()
of Richard Lee. The board ran out ![]()
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, no help to Lee, so Franklin doubled up.
[Removed:502] opened with a raise from early position before Roman Lanzerstorfer three-bet the hijack to 175,000. The action folded back to Mosbock, and he moved all in for 510,000 and Lanzerstorfer called.
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The dealer spread a ![]()
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board, and Mosbock doubled through to over 1.1 million in chips.