Quan Zhou opened to 12,500 from early position and Ben Heath then moved all in from one seat over. Zvi Stern checked for the stack, also glancing over to Zhou and tried to get some information about the hand of him as well. The dealer reminded him not to talk about hands while there was action pending and then Stern folded.
Zhou folded as well and Heath then let out a big sigh. Apparently, during the hand the screens had changed from 40 players remaining to 34 and that would have been far closer to the money. it changed back just now though and a table broke after all hands were completed to balance out the field.
Andre Akkari shoved a short stack with off suit into the of Alexandru Kolonias and failed to get there and the Greek just scored a double up through former big stack Mikita Badziakouski as well. A pot of around 140,000 chips had emerged until the river and Kolonias shoved for 124,000.
Badziakouski made the call but soon found out the bad news, as his opponent had made the nut flush with to double through.
Oliver Price also departed, reducing the field to the last 39 only.
Zvi Stern is really running away with this thing right now.
With about 80,000 in the pot on a board, Stern bet 70,000. He took his time about it, but Julian Stuer called, mucking when Stern immediately turned over the for trip deuces with the top kicker.
The 2015 November Niner is the only player over the one-million chip mark right now, and continues to add to his stack and reputation.
"You are not even in the hand, please." After a raise and the three-bet to 32,000 by Quan Zhou, Ben Heath jammed from one seat over in the small blind and both his opponents folded. The dealer then reminded Zvi Stern that he should not be talking about hands while they are in play.
Ivan Deyra faced a raise to 14,000 by Ramin Hajiyev and two calls including Vladimir Troyanovskiy on the cutoff and Saar Wilf on the button. Deyra then squeezed to 52,000 with less than that behind and just Troyanovskiy called to see a flop of .
Deyra moved all in and Troyanovskiy called:
Deyra:
Troyanovskiy:
Neither the turn nor the river changed anything and Troyanovskiy was left shaking his head, dropping a decent amount of his own stack.
The action started with a raise by Amit Makhija in early position for 13,000 and Felix Stephensen then squeezed to 28,000 from one seat over. On the button, Alexander Uskov moved all in and Makhija asked for a count. It was 73,500 in total, which then prompted to ask Makhija for a count of Stephensen as well before moving all in himself.
Stephensen let go and the cards were turned over:
Uskov:
Makhija:
The board changed nothing whatsoever and Uskov grabbed his iPad and headed to the rail.
Thomas Miller open-shoved for around 100,000 from the small blind and was called by Artem Metalidi for slightly more than half of his own stack with in the big blind. Miller had the and the board ran out blank .
Alexandros Kolonias opened to 13,000 from under the gun and was called by Mikita Badziakouski from one seat over. The action folded around to Felix Stephensen in the big blind and he shoved for just shy of 100,000 chips. Kolonias gave it some thought and reshoved to force Badziakouski out of the hand.
Stephensen:
Kolonias:
Badziakouski jerked his head slightly to the side when he saw the showdown, but the expression on the face soon changed as the board ran out to give Kolonias a set of eights.
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off suit into the 
of Alexandru Kolonias and failed to get there and the Greek just scored a double up through former big stack Mikita Badziakouski as well. A pot of around 140,000 chips had emerged until the river 
and Kolonias shoved for 124,000.
to double through.
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board, Stern bet 70,000. He took his time about it, but Julian Stuer called, mucking when Stern immediately turned over the 
turn nor the 
river changed anything and Troyanovskiy was left shaking his head, dropping a decent amount of his own stack.
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flop with Daniel Negreanu claiming he folded ace-jack.
turn and river combo and Negreanu was happy to have let it go with Goldberg doubling through Barer.
to give Kolonias a set of eights.