Niveau 31
: 100,000/200,000, 200,000 ante
Deonarine Itwaru moved all in preflop from middle position for around 925,000. He got a call from Jan Pettersson in the big blind, who had him covered.
Deonarine Itwaru: 
Jan Pettersson: 
Itwaru was ahead, but the 
flop was a good one for Petterson, as he paired his ace. The 
gave Pettersson a flush draw as well, before the 
arrived on the river, improving Pettersson to top two pair. Itwaru was left with just a pair. Pettersson scooped the pot, while Itwaru headed for the rail. He finished in 27th place and will take home a cash of $22,133 for his efforts.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
10,200,000
500,000
|
500,000 |
|
Eliminé |
flop, Sarnoff checked to Finkelberg who continued for 300,000. Sarnoff made the call.
turn was checked through before the button jammed on the 
river for 2,600,000. Sarnoff took a few minutes to make his decision, but eventually found the call.
, good for just jack high with the paired board. Sarnoff showed 
, good for two pair on the river. Another series of "Good call" comments came both others at the table and a few spectators from the rail.
hit the table, making Liebert a 95% favorite.
hit the river and Liebert added piles to her massive stack and can now say she's on the hunt for her second bracelet. 
flop, leaving Fuchs with only two outs. The 
and 
runout did nothing to change that. While the dealer counted each players stack to make sure that Landers was indeed covered, Liebert told PokerNews that this was her fourth time getting pocket aces today.
turn.
river meant Svenson's once-enormous stack had dwindled down to just 625,000 in record time.
turn improved him to trips before the 
river, which meant Hoffman's massive stack was now in the hands of the Day 2 chip leader.