Jason Mo and Patrick Crivell got their chips in the middle while both were seated in the blinds. Small blind Mo showed while his neighbor Crivell in the big blind turned over .
The board ran out and Mo wished the other players good luck before heading to the pay out desk.
We missed the action before the flop, and only arrived when Brian Altman (big blind) and Ben Tollerene (hijack) already had their cards flipped over. Altman was the one at risk for 130,000 but he had the slightly better hand with as Tollerene showed .
The board ran out and things were already decided on the turn. Tollerene now short.
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The last break of the day has just commenced. The remaining 41 players return in 15 minutes to play the last level of the day; 5,000/10,000 with a 1,000 ante.
We missed some of the action and arrived just as two players were all in, one of whom is Brian Altman. According to Stephen Bantick a player in seat one opened the action with a raise, Brian Altman responded with a three-bet and seat one four-bet all-in for 206,000 in total with Altman calling extremely quickly.
Altman had his opponent covered and his was leading his opponent’s and stayed in front on the flop but the turn completed the all-in players’ gutshot Broadway straight. The was no help and Altman dropped down to 165,000 while his opponent stacked up 420,000.
Jan Pettersson asked us for directions to the cashier's desk on his way out of the tournament and was kind enough to tell us his bust out hand. Pettersson got all the chips in pre-flop with against an opponent’s , hitting the rail when both players failed to connect with the flop meaning his opponent's king kicker played.
Michael Ogrady followed shortly afterward after getting all the in chips pre-flop with against the of Steven Swalling.
The board ran out to d send Ogrady out the door and grant Swalling the pot and he’s now sitting on 535,000.
From middle position, Mustapha Kanit opened for 17,000. Big blind Felix Schulze three-bet to 59,000 and Kanit called.
The flop came and Schulze followed his pre-flop aggression up with a bet of 52,000. Kanit called and did so too as Schulze bet 105,000 on the turn.
With the completing the board, Schulze shoved all in for 294,000. Kanit asked for a count and nodded yes when he heard it was just under 300,000.
Felix Schulze showed but that wasn't good enough as Kanit tabled . Schulze and Kanit fist bumped and the latter started stacking while the former was heading for the pay out desk.
Richard Ashby limped into the pot before Robert Lieu raised it up to 19,000 from the button. Ashby called after the blinds folded.
The flop came and Ashby checked. Lieu thought for a good minute before betting out 24,000. Ashby snap-raised to 75,000 and watched as Lieu moved all in over the top for 234,000. Ashby paused for a moment and called putting Lieu at risk.
Lieu:
Ashby:
Lieu had flopped a set of queens and was infront of Ashby and his straight and flush draw.
Both players then watched as the board ran out the and to see Lieu hold and rake in the massive double.
while his neighbor Crivell in the big blind turned over 
. 
and Mo wished the other players good luck before heading to the pay out desk.
as Tollerene showed 
.
and things were already decided on the turn. Tollerene now short.
was leading his opponent’s 
and stayed in front on the 
flop but the 
turn completed the all-in players’ gutshot Broadway straight. The 
was no help and Altman dropped down to 165,000 while his opponent stacked up 420,000.
of Petros Aristidou. The board ran out 
and Burns hit the rail.
against the 
of Steven Swalling.
completing the board, Schulze shoved all in for 294,000. Kanit asked for a count and nodded yes when he heard it was just under 300,000.
and 
to see Lieu hold and rake in the massive double.
