Preflop action had Axel Hallay in the small blind limping in and David Miscikowski, in the big blind, checking his option. The dealer fanned 
onto the felt and Hallay bet 150,000 which Miscikowski then called.
A 
came on the turn and Hallay fired out a bet of 525,000, once again receiving a call from Miscikowski.
On the 
river, Hallay moved all in for 2,625,000, covering Miscikowski's stack. After spending some time in the tank Miscikowski tossed some chips in to call and cards were up.
David Miscikowski: 
Axel Hallay: 
Both of the blinds ended up with a pair of queens but in the end, Hallay's ten kicker came in to play and he took down the massive pot. Miscikowski, the chip leader heading in to Day 3 was eliminated from the tournament in thirteenth place.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
9,000,000
3,200,000
|
3,200,000 |
|
Busted | |
|
||
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flop, and with Etheridge opting to fold, Plante and Vlastaris got their chips in the middle. Plante flopped a flush with his 
. Vlastaris had the 
turn and 
river.
and the pair of fives Stefanski ended up with was no match for Vlastaris' pocket tens and he was sent to the rail in fifteenth place. Vlastaris' stack went from just over two million to eight million in these two hands.
to put Loire ahead of the pocket kings. The Frenchman then made quads on the 
turn to lock up the hand. The 
river completed the board and Hallaert bowed out in 16th place.
