The action started with Andrew Johnson who moved all in on the button and Trevor Hills made the call for his last 2,800,000 chips.
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The action started with Andrew Johnson who moved all in on the button and Trevor Hills made the call for his last 2,800,000 chips.
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It was a typical flip situation and Johnson eliminated Hills after the board came ![]()
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Sandro Burkhard moved all in for 6,700,000 and it folded to Malesh Rathi in the blinds who tanked for a few minutes before making the call.
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for Rathi. He found a board of ![]()
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that gave him a pair of jacks as well as the double up.
Level: 35
Blinds: 400,000/800,000
Ante: 800,000
During the frantically paced first two levels, the following players hit the rail.
The players are now on their first 20-minute break of the day and some updated chip counts will be coming shortly,
It folded to Jason Wheeler in the small blind who pushed all in and Rafi Elharar made the call with a remaining stack of 5,400,000.
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, Wheeler had the dominated hand, facing ![]()
for Elharar who found two pair on the board ![]()
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as well as the double up.
Just a few minutes before the first break Paul Lentz was eliminated from the tournament.
Lentz, who final-tabled the original Colossus event, and was in this event on a single entry, relayed the following information.
After losing two big pots, he shoved his remaing chips from under the gun with ![]()
, and it folded around to the big blind, who called with pocket fives, which held and ended Lentz' impressive tournament run.
Rahul Bhave shoved all in from under-the-gun, and after Stewart Kirby three-bet shoved, the remaining players got out of the way.
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Things didn't look good for Bhave on the [JsJh4vQc] board, but the
on the river gave Bhave a better two pair and extended his tournament run.
Amer Torbey opened from the cutoff to 1,700,000 and Femi Fashakin raised it to 4,200,000 from the blinds with around 22,000,000 left behind. Torbey quickly announced all-in and after some consideration Fashakin let it go.
Torbey is still in the chipleader position with a stack around 39,000,000.