Szecsi Eliminates Negreanu
Niveau 7
: 200/400, 50 ante
After taking advantage of late registration, Daniel Negreanu has just played his last hand of the tournament. As Negreanu was leaving the table, he was kind enough to recount what happened.
Norbert Szecsi had opened and Negreanu had three-bet all in for 5,600, with everyone else moving aside, Szecsi made the call and they turned their cards on their backs.
Daniel Negreanu: 
Norbert Szecsi: 
With Negreanu the 3:1 favorite, they went heads up to the flop. It came king high, giving both players a pair of kings. The turn was a queen and the Szecsi moved into the lead and Negreanu only had three aces to hit. The river was the case king and it was trips for the six-times bracelet winner but a full house for Szecsi.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
40,000 | 40,000 |
|
Eliminé |
, Deyra was in bad shape for a double up, facing 
in his opponent's hand. The 
run out gave his opponent two pair and Deyra made his way to the exit.
and after two checks, Justin Liberto bet 2,000 into the pot. There was one fold and one call before Sergi Reixach raised it up to 8,000. Liberto went over him for around 10,000 all-in and with the other player passing, the two were heads up.
turn pushed Reixach way into the lead and the 
river kept him there, sending Liberto to the rail.
and the big blind checked. Dentale continued for 2,000 and faced the all-in of his opponent for 8,725 chips more. Dentale considered it for a few minutes, asking "Set?" to his opponent, and ended up conceding the pot reluctantly.
