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. Queens hold for him, doubling him back up to 720,000 and leaving Plichta on the short stack with 567,000.
Level: 25
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 4,000
. His aces up are good enough for a much-needed double up, moving Schaap to 746,000 just as the first break approaches.
to give Lykov two pair as the crowd erupted in a multilingual cacophony.
and river 
filled out the board, marking his exit in seventh place. Tent deserves credit for his patient work on the short stack, and he's turned an online freeroll into �45,000. Not too bad for five days' work.
. Lykov bet 50,000, and Dovzhenko called. The turn was the . This time Lykov bet 110,000, and again Dovzhenko called. and yet another bet from Lykov, this time 100,000. Dovzhenko quickly called. Lykov showed A-7 for a pair of sevens, while Dovzhenko showed 8-5 for eights and the better pair.
, and both players checked. They would do the same on the 
turn, and the 
came on the river. This time, Lykov led out with a bet of 150,000, and Tolokonnikov eventually made the call.
, and Markushevski quickly goes from one of the chip leaders to our first elimination of the final table. Meanwhile, Dovzhenko moves into the chip lead with a whopping 3.863 million.
