Scott Margereson open-shoved under the gun for his remaining 97,000 chips. In the seat next to him Davidi Kitai re-shoved for slightly more, and the remaining players folded.
Margereson:
Kitai:
The board came , and Margereson was the first player eliminated after the redraw
Luiz Duarte doubled up, then tripled up with against the of Samuel Panzica and the of Sam Chartier for his last 18,000. Then, Duarte shoved for 64,000 with versus and doubled up once again on a board of .
Diego ventura was all in and at risk for 106,000 with the and Ryan Riess looked him up with . The clubs were dead on the turn, but the river saved the Peruvian.
The previous hand, Francois Billard had shoved for just over 100,000 chips and he would do so again for just over 120,000. This time, Felix Bleiker snap-called and that for a very good reason.
Billard:
Bleiker:
The board ran out and Billard headed to the payout desk.
A massive pot developed after innocent action to the turn and Sergey Lebedev check-raised from 25,000 to 85,000 out of the blinds. Sylvain Loosli called and they headed to the river. Lebedev now fired 175,000 right away and Loosli tanked for an eternity before letting go.
We didn't get the hand but Ben Heath filled us in on the details.
Nitsche raised and William Arruda in the big blind defended. The German put out a continuation bet on rainbow, and the big blind called. Nitsche barrelled on the on the turn and William Arruda shoved on him. Nitsche showed , but Arruda had out flopped him holding . The river bricked and Nitsche was out the door.
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On a board, Dominik Nitsche had bet 45,000 and was check-raised by Marco Leonzio to 100,000. Nitsche called and saw the on the river, where Leonzio snap-shoved for 125,000.
"The speed makes me think I'm good," said Nitsche as he contemplated the call. He did eventually call but shook his head as Leonzio turned over for a turned straight.
WIth that hand the two effectively swap chip stacks, with Leonzio over 500,000 and Nitsche back to under 200,000
, and Margereson was the first player eliminated after the redraw
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against the 
of Samuel Panzica and the 
of Sam Chartier for his last 18,000. Then, Duarte shoved for 64,000 with 
versus 
and doubled up once again on a board of 
.
. The clubs were dead on the 
turn, but the 
river. Lebedev now fired 175,000 right away and Loosli tanked for an eternity before letting go.
rainbow, and the big blind called. Nitsche barrelled on the 
on the turn and William Arruda shoved on him. Nitsche showed 
, but Arruda had out flopped him holding 
against Duarte's 
doubled Chartier up and crippled Duarte.
board, Dominik Nitsche had bet 45,000 and was check-raised by Marco Leonzio to 100,000. Nitsche called and saw the 
for a turned straight.
