Claudio Piceci Eliminated in 7th Place (�150,000)
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flop. Both players checked.The turn was the
and Piceci checked again. This time Carlsson bet 345,000 - only for Piceci to check-raise to 1,100,000. After a little while Carlsson called.The river came down the
and Piceci announced all in for his last 1,610,000. Carlsson thought about it for a long time. A long, long time. A very long time indeed. And then he called.Carlsson turned over
and Piceci was already standing up as he tossed away his 
. Our second-last Italian is gone, and Carlsson's stack just continues to grow - at 15,945,000, he has almost half the chips in play.