Level 36
: Blinds 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante
Elias Fisz was first to act on the button, and went all in for for 10,550,000, which equated to 20 big blinds. Jean-Luc Labryga folded his small blind, then big blind Alan Goasdoue asked for a count. When eventually the correct number was announced, he called to put Fisz at risk.
Elias Fisz: 
Alan Goasdoue: 
was the board runout. No ace or other shenanigans for Fisz, and thus he left the tournament in third place.
Meanwhile, Labryga and Goasdoue are getting ready for their heads up battle for the trophy and the grand prize of �287,830.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
34,625,000
10,125,000
|
10,125,000 |
|
27,500,000
2,500,000
|
2,500,000 |
|
||
|
Busted | |
to have Taieb drawing to just runner-runner quads and the runout of 
confirmed the loud and energetic Frenchman's elimination in fourth place.
and Labryga decided to lead out for 1,400,000, which Taieb called. The action slowed down on the 
turn, when both players checked.
river Labryga grabbed a stack of 30 T-100,000 chips, for a bet of three million. Taieb looked at Labryga suspiciously, but let his hand go after a while. Labryga confirmed Taieb's suspicions when he tabled 
for the stone-cold bluff.
and Goasdoue sat still before announcing all in with Fisz covered.
to pair Taieb's four and nothing changed on the 
runout to earn the Frenchman the double.
, and the players split the pot.