Daniel Dvoress shoved all in for just 28,000 over a Bryn Kenney open and got a quick call. He saw it was a best-case scenario as he held against . The flop did bring a sweat as a jack hit, but nothing else materialized for Kenney.
Francois Billard has shot up the chip counts in the last 30 minutes, and part of it was due to eliminating Team PokerStars Pro Leo Fernandez.
We picked up the action on the river with around 100,000 in the pot a board reading after Fernandez, who was getting a massage, checked from the small blind and Billard moved all in for the big.
Fernandez, who had 82,500 back, tanked for several minutes before calling off with the only to see his opponent roll over the for the win.
Andres Jeckeln pushed all in for 40,000, and Jan-Eric Schwippert isolated him with a shove in the small blind.
Schwippert:
Jeckeln:
The flop gave Jeckeln the lead, but Schwippert had a flush draw. A bricked on the turn, and Schwippert reached out and appeared to be cutting out chips to send across the double as a arrived on the river. That caused Schwippert to rap the table instead, and Jeckeln took his leave.
Luis Perez got his remaining chips in the middle with and was racing against the of Stephen Chidwick. Again, sixes were a winner after the river, this time without improvement.
A short-stacked Marc-Andre Ladouceur moved all in for 38,000 from the cutoff and Chris Hunichen three-bet all in over the top for around 100,000 on the button. Both blinds folded and Ladouceur discovered the bad news.
Hunichen:
Ladouceur:
Ladouceur was looking for a seven, but it wasn't in the cards as the board instead ran out a lackluster .
With around 50,000 in the pot and a flop of , Steve O'Dwyer appeared to check from the small blind and Sergey Lebedev moved all in from the big for 45,500.
O'Dwyer hit the tank until someone called the clock and then made the call.
O'Dwyer:
Lebedev:
Lebedev wouldn't make his flush, but the running turn and river were just as good.
Francois Billard opened for 9,000, and Stephen Chidwick made it 25,000 on his left. The rest of the players folded, and Billard shoved after some thought. Chidwick called off for around 130,000.
Chidwick:
Billard:
The British star did not find any pair on the board, missing a straight he picked up as well.
against 
. The flop did bring a sweat as a jack hit, but nothing else materialized for Kenney.
only to see his opponent roll over the 
for the win.
flop gave Jeckeln the lead, but Schwippert had a flush draw. A 
arrived on the river. That caused Schwippert to rap the table instead, and Jeckeln took his leave.
and was racing against the 
.
river were just as good.
