Player One opened and folded to a raise from Player Two.
Player One: "I'm getting tired of raise folding."
Player Two: "Why don't you raise call?"
Player One: "I'll raise shove it in your face."
Thomas Cuce is sporting a baseball cap with the slogan, “I bring nothing to the table.”
He just brought the pain to an opponent when his 
beat 
.
All in preflop the board ran out 
,
Sebastian Pauli recently informed the PokerNews live reporting team that after an ill-timed bluff which left him with 600,000 chips, he was eliminated in a blind-on-blind confrontation. Action folded around to the small blind who called and Pauli moved all in holding 
. His opponent insta-called and tabled 
. The board was no help to Pauli, and his deep run in the Colossus has come to a close.
Michael Telker raised from the button to 90,000 and both blinds called.
The flop came 
and both blinds checked. Telker bet 110,000, the small blind folded, and the big blind called.
The turn was the 
and both players checked.
The river brought the 
and both players checked again.
The big blind tabled 
, but Telker showed 
and took the pot with a pair of nines.
We caught up with a disappointed but philosophical Katie Lindsay at the payout desk having just been eliminated in creditable 67th place.
Having been well placed earlier in the day Lindsay went card dead and as the blinds crept up she lost a series of 60:40 situations which left her with 5 big blinds that went in the middle with Ace-Five. Lindsay was called by a player holding Queens and with no help from the deck that was the end if he Colossal adventure.
Paul Berger was the player at risk in a preflop all in confrontation with Daniel Placencia.
Paul Berger: [asks
Daniel Placencia] 
A pretty sick flop as the board ran out 
with the set on the flop holding for Placencia to bust Berger.
Doug Polk tells Melissa what its like to win his third bracelet and over 3.6 million dollars.
Level: 26
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
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