Fabian Quoss Eliminated as TV/Money Bubble Boy
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Fabian Quoss, who won the $100,000 High Roller at the PCA, opened for 50,000 from early position and received a call from Daniel Negreanu. When action reached Doug "WGCRider" Polk on the button he opted for a three-bet to 127,000.
The blinds both folded and action was back on Quoss. The German thought for awhile and even used one of his two red "time-bank" chips. He eventually pushed back with a pot-size four-bet, Negreanu folded, and Polk moved all in. Quoss called off and the cards were turned up.
Quoss: 
Polk: 
It was a huge flip, and for Quoss there was AU$350,000 on the line because that's the minimum payday he'd be missing out on if his tens failed to hold. With the railbirds leaning in close the dealer ran out the board lightening quick — 
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Polk found a king to win the hand, and Quoss was sent to the rail empty handed.
The field is down to the final eight players, and they'll now take a 45-minute dinner break before heading up to Studio 3 to play out the final table, which of course will be filmed for television.
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Eliminado |
was spread on the flop by the dealer. Polk and Timoshenko checked, and McDonald bet 80,000. His opponents folded, and McDonald won the pot.
flop, and then did the same on the 
completed the board on the river, Polk bet approximately 125,000 and Negreanu snap-folded.
flop, the dealer burned and turned the 
, and Polk checked for a second time.
completed the board on the river, Polk checked for a third time and TImoshenko opted to check behind.
flop. Antonius bet 65,000, and Negreanu raised to 150,000. Antonius folded, and Negreanu won the pot.
completed the board.