Level 29
: 50,000/100,000, 100,000 ante
Alexandre Reard made it 375,000 in the small blind and Christoforos Chrysochoidis called in the big. Both players checked the flop for a board of 
. Reard bet 250,000 and Chrysochoidis called. Both players checked the 
and Reard tabled 
for a turned pair.
Chrysochoidis looked disgusted and mucked.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
6,000,000
1,050,000
|
1,050,000 |
|
1,475,000
-1,500,000
|
-1,500,000 |
and Wiacek made a continuation-bet of 475,000. D'Alterio called to bring the turn 
, where both players checked.
and Wiacek slid out a bet of 1.1 million, sending D'Alterio deep into the tank. After about three minutes and 40 seconds, a clock was called from another player at the table and he used up all but eight seconds of his countdown before dropping in a chip to signify a call.
for aces full and D'Alterio mucked and paid off the bet, shaking his head as he did so.
and Reard checked to Khatskevich who continued with a bet of 225,000. Tal folded but Reard decided to stick around. 
and Reard took over the betting initiative when he fired a bet of 325,000. Khatskevich had 900,000 in front of her and that went to the middle after she tanked for mutliple minutes. Reard snap-called and immediately tabled 
. Khatskevich was in serious trouble with 
. 
and Khatskevich was elimnated from the tournament in 11th place and that makes het �10,080.
turn left him dead and he was left with just 80,000. 
but then got in 
of D'Alterio. Losev managed to flop a ten, but a jack on the river ended his comeback bid.
and he was flipping against the 
of Wiecek. 
turn and 
river. 
flop left Martire holding his head in disbelief. Neither the 
and he saw everyone fold to him. The decision was up to him and Yiannis Liperis only had 465,000 in the big blind. Losev decided to push all in and Liperis called. 
and Liperis doubled up.
. The turn 
afterwards to make the hand official and complete. Khatskevich pushed forward her stack and it was counted out to be 620,000 total, which Fontaine paid off before the next hand began.
