Level 33
: Blinds 200,000/400,000, 400,000 ante
Michael Duek opened to 900,000 in early position, Andres Jeckeln jammed for 8,975,000 in middle position, and action folded back to Duek who quickly called.
Andres Jeckeln: 
Michael Duek: 
The 
flop vaulted Jeckeln ahead, as the 
turn left him just needing to fade a river nine. The 
completed the board and the Argentinian secured the double against his fellow countryman.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
29,800,000
10,000,000
|
10,000,000 |
|
19,000,000
10,800,000
|
10,800,000 |
flop on which Madan check-called a bet worth 700,000. 
turn, Madan checked again and Levy now bet 1,300,000 while taking 59 seconds to act. No call by Madan followed and the rail from Israel started cheering. For the first time in a while, Tzur pulled away from the bottom of the leaderboard on the main feature table.
and the blinds checked to Diaz who continued for 1,300,000. Litsou called and Stena stepped aside.
, putting four hearts on the board. Litsou checked again and Diaz counted out a bet of 1,900,000. Litsou didn't waste much time before mucking her cards and Diaz dragged in the pot.
flop went check, check, and the 
on the river. Duczak tabled the 
turn Mermelstein again checked and Rozin fired another bullet, sizing up to 2,300,000. Mermelstein let go of his hand to send the pot Rozin's direction.
. He then checked to Jorstad, who bet another 1,800,000. 
landed on the turn, Jeckeln bet 2,500,000, and Dobric again called.
flop and Conniff also checked the 
on the turn. That prompted a bet worth 800,000 by Su and Conniff took 35 seconds before coming along.
followed on the river and Conniff checked again when contemplating about it for 17 seconds, which then led to a bet worth 2,200,000 by Su after 34 seconds. Conniff gave it some consideration but opted to get out of the way once 91 seconds had passed.
flop and then called the 900,000 continuation from Duek. 
turn to see the 
