Michael Addamo was all in with on the turn and Warwick Mirzikinian snap-called for a reason, as he had flopped a set with the . A meaningless changed nothing anymore and Addamo grabbed his belongings.
Joining the action on the turn, Jeremy Pekarek checked and called a bet for 6,000 by table neighbor Mikita Badziakouski. The fell on the river and Pekarek checked once more.
Badziakouski now bet 40,000 with very few chips behind and was quickly called, he rolled over the for a full house and Pekarek mucked in disgust.
"How did you know to bet that much, I had such a huge hand," Pekarek sighed.
The registration has closed with 169 entries and the last two players to re-enter were Thomas Muehloecker and Richard Sheils. The latter has drawn the exact same seat he busted in before the dinner break.
The 72 remaining players out of a field of 161 entries have been sent into a 45-minute dinner break. Once the cards go back in the air around 9.28 p.m. local time, the registration will officially close.
On a flop of , Bart Lybaert check-raised from 5,000 to 14,000 and Sam Grafton moved all in. Lybaert didn't bat an eye and folded near instantly.
"You get a t-shirt at the end of the night with ‚I survived Bart Lybaert‘. You may not cash, but there's that," Grafton joked after Lybaert had been running over the table to emerge as the biggest stack.
One more hand was to be played and that one saw an open raise to 3,200 by Richard Sheils in the cutoff. Lybaert in the small blind three-bet big to 16,300 and Grafton reluctantly folded, Sheils called. The flop came and Lybaert continued for 12,500, which Sheils called once more.
After the turn, Lybaert bet 25,000 and snap-called the shove of Sheils for around 75,000.
Richard Sheils:
Bart Lybaert:
A blank followed on the river and Sheils was sent to the rail.