Age Spets was heads and shoved all in on the river. The board read and Martin Mulsow took a moment before calling.
Spets showed for ace high and Mulsow called with , for trip deuces.
Spets was eliminated.
"The only hand that can call me," Spets said as he collected his things and headed to the rail.
"And ace-four," Mulsow responded.
While he was debating his decision he wasn't sure if ace-four was the hand Spets had. He was happy to see that wasn't the case and win the pot to stack 300,000 chips.
Oleh Haisiuk raised and called a big three-bet by Aaron Duczak to see a flop of . Duczak bet 60,000 and Haisiuk shoved for 70,000 more to see Duczak call it off and turn over . Haisiuk turned over and the turn and river left Duczak in shambles.
One hand later, he was all in for just 11,000 and picked up calls by Uri Reichenstein in then small blind and Lukas Soucek in the big blind. The flop came and Reichenstein#s bet of 10,000 forced a fold from Soucek. Duczak showed and Reichenstein turned over for a pair of treys.
The turn and river were blanks and Duczak was eliminated. Soon after, the empty seat was filled by Erkan Sonmez, who had his kings cracked by pocket fours to drop some chips.
Artan Dedusha now sits on the seat that formerly belonged to Uri Reichenstein and Erkan Sonmez confirmed that Reichenstein busted with a big bluff against Oleh Haisiuk. On a paired nine-high board, Reichenstein jammed the river for 400,000 with a busted flush draw and Haisiuk tank-called with pocket jacks.
While the stack of Haisiuk is already impressive, there is always one with more chips and that's Serghei Lisiy. On the new table of the Russian, Antoine Vranken just bowed out when losing a flip with against the of Martin Mulsow. The board of provided no help for the Dutchman.
Sergii Karpov's were already turned over when his stack was sent over to Willem de Jong, who scooped the pot with . The duo got the chips in preflop and the board came and the two pair on the river were no good for Karpov as de Jong improved to the nut flush.
Michael Eiler busted soon after to reduce the field further.
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and Martin Mulsow took a moment before calling.
for ace high and Mulsow called with 
, for trip deuces.
. Duczak bet 60,000 and Haisiuk shoved for 70,000 more to see Duczak call it off and turn over 
. Haisiuk turned over 
and the 
turn and 
river left Duczak in shambles.
and Reichenstein turned over 
for a pair of treys.
turn and 
river were blanks and Duczak was eliminated. Soon after, the empty seat was filled by Erkan Sonmez, who had his kings cracked by pocket fours to drop some chips.
and Fisher doubled, but remains well above the average.
and flopped a nine to beat the 
provided no help for the Dutchman.
