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Lysemose makes straight to double
Thomas Lindbjerg opened to 55,000 from the cutoff and Jacob Lysemose made the call from the small blind.
Lysemose checked the flop of before Lindbjerg led out for 50,000. Lysemose then moved all in for 250,000 total and Lindbjerg made the call.
Lysemose:
Lindbjerg:
Lysemose's straight made it on the river following the on the turn and the on the river. Following the hand Lysemose doubled to 600,000 as Lindbjerg slipped to 620,000.
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Play has changed only slightly since returning from the break. With the blinds creeping up ever so slightly, we are seeing players call raises a little more frequently.
However they are mostly folding to continuation bets on the flop. Alexander Debus has taken the most advantage of this, slowly chipping away at the remaining four players stealing their blinds and antes and on his way rebuilding his stack.
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After a slow level we have finally had a bit of action to jolt some cheers from the rail.
Alexander Debus made it 44,000 from the small blind and with the action on Thomas Lindbjerg in the big blind, he reraised to a further 116,000. Debus asked for a count and then put in another raise to 244,000 this time, and was immediately met with an all in shove from Lindbjerg.
Debus shook his head and released his hand as he slipped down to 360,000 as Lindbjerg climped to 940,000 in chips.
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Nearly time for some sleep
No need to worry . . . the PokerNews desk hasn't lost it's internet connection, the Crown Casino hasn't lost power, play is just really, really, really slow.
Since the change in levels almost 40 minutes ago, we have only seen two flops when both blinds checked the action down. We have seen one reraise preflop, otherwise the big blind is getting a walk or a single raise is taking the blinds and antes.
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In a limped pot between the blinds the board ran out and Alexander Debus rolled over his which was enough to take the blinds and antes when Thomas Lindbjerg tabled his .
Eight-high is definitely the nuts in this situation!
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Jonathan Dull eliminated in 6th place
Jonathan Dull moved all in from under the gun for his last 99,000 and with it folding around to the chip leader, Thomas Lindbjerg, he tanked for a few minutes before making the call.
Dull:
Lindbjerg:
Having a slight lead going into the flop, Dull couldn't maintain it when the board fell to see Dull head to the rail in 6th place for AU$23,940 in prize money.
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before Lindbjerg led out for 50,000. Lysemose then moved all in for 250,000 total and Lindbjerg made the call.
on the turn and the 
on the river. Following the hand Lysemose doubled to 600,000 as Lindbjerg slipped to 620,000.
and Alexander Debus rolled over his 
which was enough to take the blinds and antes when Thomas Lindbjerg tabled his 
.
to see Dull head to the rail in 6th place for AU$23,940 in prize money.