Xixiang Luo raised in early position to 22,000 and Donald Schiavone three-bet to 75,000, the action folded back around to Luo who made the call.
The flop came 
Luo checked and Schiavone announced all-in instantly without putting the chips in the middle. Luo went into the tank for about 20 seconds before mucking his hand. Schiavone showed his 
before giving the cards back to the dealer.
These players collected $17,135 for their respective showings.
After losing with 
against 
, Gavin O'Rourke got his last 47,000 chips in with 
against the 
of Joel Lynn.
The flop 
gave O'Rourke a set against Lynn's two pair. The turn was the 
but the river gave Lynn the bigger of two full houses to send O'Rourke to the rail.
"Nice sweat for just a flip," said someone at his table.
The action folded to Daniel Hachem on the button who decided to just limp in. The small blind raised to 45,000 which got the big blind to fold and Hachem also laid his hand down.
In the next hand, Hachem limped in from the cutoff again and Louis Hillman made it 50,000 from the small blind. Hachem changed it up this time and dropped in a stack of 25,000 chips to cover Hillman.
After a couple of minutes thinking and talking to himself, Hillman finally sent his cards to the muck. "Use those chips as a weapon," Hillman made a point of Hachem's stack.
"Big weapon. Big, big weapons," Hachem replied.
Robert Schulz jammed for the last 12 big blinds with pocket sevens and Joseph Saad looked him up with queens on the third feature table.
"It is always coming seven" for the Germans didn't apply this time, and Schulz also recalled a feature table hand at the EPT a few years ago where he also busted with sevens.
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Ernst Stratmeyer opened and called off a shove from an opponent for his last 255,000.
Ernst Stratemeyer: 
All-in Player: 
The flop 
was safe for the jacks, but the 
turn gave Stratmeyer top pair and he held on the 
river to move up to 1.5 million in chips.
Gal Yifrach completed his small blind and Preben Stokkan raised to 38,000 in the big blind which Yifrach called.
The flop came 
, Yifrach check-called the 35,000 continuation-bet of Stokkan.
They both checked through the 
n the turn to the 
on the river. Yifrach checked for the last time and Stokkan barreled a bet of 85,000 over the line for Yifrach to snap-fold.
The is the final group of players who earned $17,135 for their finishes in the Main Event.
Enrico Rudelitz opened to 21,000 from middle position and was three-bet by the player on the button to 67,000. After around 40 seconds, Rudelitz put in a four-bet to 207,000. His opponent asked for confirmation of the bet size and thought for a few moments before relinquishing his hand.
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