On a completed board of 
and over 100,000 in the middle, Kazuhiko Yotsushika bet 100,000 into [Removed:412].
Kruk tossed forward four T-25,000 chips to make the call and saw his opponent table 
for a rivered wheel to earn the healthy pot and send his stack over 1,000,000.
The cards of Florin Haiduc were all but mucked and contained the as he clashed with his previous nemesis Sean Troha. The latter had the 
for double-suited aces and got there on the 
runout as he improved to the nut flush.
Moments later, Ognjen Sekularac was also sent to the payout desk as the field dropped below 100 contenders.
Roman Soybelman was the first player to bust in the money when he ran his shorter stack with 
into the 
of Peter Brooks. There was no help on the 
board as the superior full house prevailed.
Shortly after, Armando Collado followed and the next casualties are expected to occur momentarily.
On the money bubble itself, Michael Duek won a larger pot against Philip Wiszowaty and the latter then raised to 25,000 when the bubble had burst while he was in the cutoff. Dario Sammartino called on the button and Duek came along in the big blind.
The flop brought and it checked to Wiszowaty, who bet 25,000. Only Sammartino called and Wiszowaty then bet the 
turn for 125,000. Sammartino folded after some consideration and the table was shown the 
by Wiszowaty.
"What is all?" Duek inquired and Wiszowaty replied with a "You put me on tilt" while he smiled. The near instant "don't you try me dawg" came back from the other side of the table, along with the grins of several other players.
In the first hand of play after dinner break, William McMahan moved all in for his last 31,000 from the cutoff and was called in the big blind by Fabian Brandes.
William McMahan: 
Fabian Brandes: 
The board came 
, giving Brandes a winning flush to eliminate McMahan and ensure the final 103 players in the field a payday of $16,047.
On the stone cold money bubble there was already an all-in and call but one further table was still playing.
The turn showed and Florin Haiduc checked out of the small blind. Sean Troha then bet 100,000 in the big blind and was called by Haiduc. They headed to the 
on the river and Haiduc checked again.
Troha moved all-in for approximately 317,000 and that forced a reluctant fold from Haiduc.
Level: 17
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
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