Grafton Eliminates Hartmann; Hand-for-Hand Play Begins
Pascal Hartmann went all in for his last 265,000 in the hijack and Sam Grafton called from the cutoff. All remaining players folded and the two tabled their hands.
Pascal Hartmann: 
Sam Grafton: 
Hartmann was in trouble before the flop and it came 
, which was not of much help.
Grafton was rooting for Hartmann: "Chop!" he said, hoping for a sweat for a straight to come onboard.
"Such a boring flop," said Hartmann, realizing how slim his chances were. The turn 
spoiled any chances of a chop, leaving Hartmann with one shot at hitting three outs and it would not come as the river 
finished the runout to eliminate him in 11th place.
The tournament now has 10 players remaining, just one spot off the money, meaning players are on the bubble and hand-for-hand pay has began.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
1,765,000 | 280,000 |
|
Eliminado |
despite flopping top two pair. He now needed to fade another club, and Tang made a chirping whistle noise as he jokingly slid his 
was not that card and he slid forward his other card with another chirp, causing a bit of light laughter from the table. Tang did hit the river 
to give him sevens up, but it was no match for Ruijs' aces up as he scored a double to regain fold equity.
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on the turn sealed the deal and the 
on the river was just a formality.
, leaving Hajiyev drawing dead on the turn to take the tournament from 12 players down to 11, bringing the field within two eliminations from reaching the money.
with three clubs. Laurynas Levinskas attempted to run a bluff from the big blind for his entire stack but Grafton picked him off with ace-four for two pair.
. Eibinger made a continuation-bet of 30,000 and O'Dwyer called.
