Livingston's Shot at Another Deep Run Comes to an End
Alex Livingston was coming off his largest career tournament score when he made a deep run in the WSOP Main Event this summer in Las Vegas, ultimately finishing in third place. He was hoping to work some of that magic again at the WSOP Europe, but thanks to Anton Morgenstern, his tournament came to an end late on Day 2.
With around 75,000 chips in the middle already, the flop of 
was spread across the table. Livingston checked to Morgenstern who bet 35,000 and Livingston check-raised all in for 223,000.
"I have a good feeling about this one," Morgenstern spoke up before dropping in a call. Morgenstern showed 
but was behind Livingston's 
.
His good feeling came true on the 
turn card as Morgenstern made a straight. Livingston wasn't drawing dead yet with two pair but the 
on the river spelled an end to his WSOP Europe Main Event.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
587,000 | 337,000 |
|
Busted |
and Angelini stuck around with his short stack.
and the action checked to Vieira who continued for 11,000. Manuel Bulut in the small blind was the only one who stuck around after the flop.
and Bulut check-called another bet of 38,000 from Vieira. The 
flop and 
turn. Kabrhel min-bet the 
river for 6,000 and Knespl folded.
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changed everything in Kovezman's favor and the 
