Christopher Brand moved all-in from the button and Gershon Distenfeld snap-called.
Christopher Brand: 
Gershon Distenfeld: 
There was a king in the window when the board ran out 
. Distenfeld flopped top pair and improved to a straight to advance to the final round.
With about 150,000 in the pot and a board of 
, Mats Ullereng bet 100,000. Craig Trost raised to 275,000, and Ullereng then jammed in his stack.
Trost went deep into the tank and contemplated his decision. After several minutes passed, he ultimately made the call for his tournament life.
Craig Trost: 
Mats Ullereng: 
Trost was in awe at the bluff and took the pot with two pair. He called Ullereng a sicko for his capability to pull the trigger and said that was a hand he'd have to tell all of his friends about.
That hand got Trost to a nine-to-one chip advantage, and soon after, he had all the chips and secured his spot for the final table tomorrow.
Ari Engel beat Gilles Lamy heads-up to advance to the final round. AP Garza beat Mukul Pahuja heads-up to advance to the final round.
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Seven of the nine tables left are currently in heads-up play. One is three-handed and another is four-handed.
Craig Trost and Mats Ullereng are now heads up and one of them will continue their run at the final table tomorrow.
In their very first hand of heads up play, Gershon Distenfeld raised from the button then Christopher Brand moved all-in for 570,000. Distenfeld snap-called.
Christopher Brand: 
Gershon Distenfeld: 
The board ran out 
. Brand spiked the nine on the turn to best the pocket eights of Distenfeld to get the double up.
Gershon Distenfeld relayed details of a hand from just before the break that gave him the chip lead.
He raised to 27,000 on the button and Clayton Kalisek defended the big blind.
The rainbow flop was 
and Kalisek check-raised a 27,000 bet up to 100,000. Distenfeld called.
The 
came on the turn and Kalisek jammed. Distenfeld snap-called, which caused his opponent to utter a single word: "S--t".
Clayton Kalisek:
Gershon Distenfeld:
The flop connected well for both players, but it was Distenfeld with the set. The 
completed the board to give Distenfeld the lead at his table and send Kalisek home.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
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