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11-29-2019 19:57 UTC+11

Honglin Jiang Eliminated in 7th Place (AU$37,350/$25,280)

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Level 20 : 12,000/24,000, 24,000 ante

There was a little pushing and shoving and a couple of small pots played following the rise of the blinds, but no real changes in the pecking order until an explosion of action saw New Zealand's Honglin Jiang depart in a flurry of cards and chips.

It was an increasingly active Adrian Attenborough who was the initial raiser, making it 50,000 to go from under-the-gun with Shivan Abdine flat calling on the button. Jiang was in the small blind and after checking his hole cards he moved all-in for ~400,000. Attenborough made a speedy fold and Abdine made an equally quick call and the cards were turned over.

Honglin Jiang:
Shivan Abdine:

It was left to a good old fashioned race to decide Jiang's fate, and the runout came to send the Kiwi to the rail in seventh for an AU$37,350 payday.

Player	Chips	Progress
Shivan Abdine	1,700,000 700,000	700,000
Honglin Jiang	Busted

Tags: Adrian Attenborough Honglin Jiang Shivan Abdine

Level: 20

Blinds: 12,000/24,000

Ante: 24,000

11-29-2019 19:42 UTC+11

Attenborough Flushes Doumani

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Level 19 : 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante

Adrian Attenborough raised to 40,000 from the cutoff and was called by Michael Doumani and Marc Camphausen in the blinds.

The flop came and Doumani bet out 55,000. Camphausen mucked. Attenborough raised to 132,000. Doumani called.

The turn fell the and Doumani checked. Attenborough tossed out 115,000. Doumani snap-called.

The completed the board and Doumani opted to check. Attenborough fired another 125,000.

Doumani and Attenborough then chatted back and forth before Doumani convinced himself to call.

Attenborough confidently tabled for a flush, and took down the pot, after Doumani tapped the table and mucked his hand.

Player	Chips	Progress
Adrian Attenborough	1,600,000 535,000	535,000

Michael Doumani	265,000 -278,000	-278,000

Tags: Adrian Attenborough Marc Camphausen Michael Doumani

11-29-2019 19:30 UTC+11

Amiri Doubles Through Obst

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Level 19 : 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante

It was Honglin Jiang the instigator, opening the action for 42,000 from the cutoff. James Obst eyed up Jiang's stack and took a little time before announcing 'all-in' and shoved for 542,000.

Action folded around to Ehsan Amiri in the big blind who, from the look on his face, had a tough decision to make and he hit the think tank. Eventually, Amiri decided to roll the dice and moved all-in for 218,000 in total. Jiang quickly got out of the way and both Obst and Amiri revealed their hole cards.

Ehsan Amiri:
James Obst:

Amiri was the player at risk but had the dominating hand. There was a bit of a sweat for both players on the runout, with Amiri the man to ultimately make his flush.

Player	Chips	Progress
Ehsan Amiri	460,000 -8,000	-8,000
James Obst	320,000 -374,000	-374,000

Tags: Ehsan Amiri Honglin Jiang James Obst

11-29-2019 19:15 UTC+11

Charlie Hawes Eliminated in 8th Place (AU$29,330/$19,850)

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Level 19 : 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante

Charlie Hawes final table has come to a close with Shivan Abdine the closer. It was Abdine who instigated the initial action, opening to 40,000 from under-the-gun with the action folding around to Hawes on the button, who moved all-in for 263,000 in total.

Michael Doumani asked for a count and eyed up the stacks behind him belonging to Marc Camphausen (730k) and Abdine (740k) and elected to fold, as did Camphausen. Abdine however, was going nowhere and cut out the calling chips and the cards went on their backs.

Shivan Abdine:
Charlie Hawes:

Hawes was at risk with a dominated hand and the flop was not a kind one, giving Abdine the nut flush draw to go with his lead in the hand. The turn and river would be the last two cards Hawes would see in the event, hitting the rail in eigth place for AU$29,330.

Player	Chips	Progress
Shivan Abdine	1,000,000 278,000	278,000
Charlie Hawes	Busted

Tags: Charlie Hawes Marc Camphausen Michael Doumani Shivan Abdine

Level: 19

Blinds: 10,000/20,000

Ante: 20,000

11-29-2019 18:52 UTC+11

Let's Take a Break

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Mateusz_Pater

Level 18 : 8,000/16,000, 16,000 ante

The remaining eight players are on their first 10-minute break of the day.

Player	Chips	Progress
Adrian Attenborough	1,065,000 115,000	115,000

Shivan Abdine	722,000 37,000	37,000
Marc Camphausen	716,000 -14,000	-14,000
James Obst	694,000 110,000	110,000

Honglin Jiang	664,000 89,000	89,000
Michael Doumani	543,000 93,000	93,000
Ehsan Amiri	468,000 -232,000	-232,000
Charlie Hawes	263,000 -39,000	-39,000

11-29-2019 18:51 UTC+11

George Mitri Eliminated in 9th Place (AU$23,400/$15,840)

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Level 18 : 8,000/16,000, 16,000 ante

The action folded around to Shivan Abdine in the small blind who moved all-in. George Mitri made the quick call from the big blind with 61,000 behind.

Abdine:
Mitri:

Mitri had the best hand before the board ran out improving Abdine to a pair and the winning hand.

Player	Chips	Progress
Shivan Abdine	685,000 -181,000	-181,000
George Mitri	Busted

Tags: George Mitri Shivan Abdine

11-29-2019 18:41 UTC+11

Camphausen Leaves Mitri on Life Support

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Level 18 : 8,000/16,000, 16,000 ante

George Mitri might have come in with the chip lead but a frozen run of cards has seen him drop down the ladder to the very bottom.

Mitri started the hand with ~440,000, but it was Germany's Marc Camphausen the man who lit the fuse on the hand that would blow Mitri's stack to dust. Camphausen made it 45,000 to go from under-the-gun and Mitri three-bet to 130,000 from two seats over.

Action folded back around to Camphausen, who tanked for a minute or so before pulling the trigger and shoving for 358,000 in total. Mitri had a big decision to make and looked on the fence between folding or calling, eventually choosing the latter.

Marc Camphausen:
George Mitri:

Camphausen held the lead with a premium pocket pair while Mitri had the suited big chick. The runout came and the German celebrated with a fist pump and a whispered 'Yessssss!' to climb to 730,000 in chips.