The man they affectionately call "Andy", James Obst has been eliminated from the tournament.
Neil Channing opened with a raise from under the gun to 725, before Obst moved all in next to act for an additional 3,100. The table folded around before Channing deliberated and made a reluctant call.
Channing:
Obst:
The flop fell and Obst stood from his chair and started walking out the door as the hit the turn and the on the river. Obst is out as Channing now holds over 40,000 in chips.
With the board reading , Nick Assiotis went all in for his tournament life. Marek Kolk tanked before making the call with , slightly leading Assiotis' .
However, the came on the turn and gave Assiotis a winning flush. He is now up to 24,000 while Kolk slips down to 10,000.
Nico Behling raised from middle position to 1,000 and the player on the button made the call. Jonathan Plens then reraised in the small blind to 4,200 to go. The big blind folded and Behling moved all in. The button folded and Plens made the call.
Plens:
Behling:
The board fell and Behling send Plens crashing out of the tournament as he climbs to a healthy 40,000 chips.
With the flop reading Nico Behling led out with a bet of 2,400 before Nik Lackovic popped it up to 10,400. Behling thought for a moment before moving all in but Lackovic beat him into the pot with a call as he flipped for trip queens. Behling would need help with his for a bare flush draw.
The turn was an interesting . It gave Behling the flush but ended the hand as Lackovic had made a full house with queens full of aces. The river was a meaningless and Lackovic doubled to 55,000 to leave Behling on only 12,000.
A few moments later the two were at it again. This time it was a blind battle with Behling shoving from the small blind with but running into Lackovic's in the big blind.
The board ran out and Behling goes from hero to zero in a matter of minutes as Lackovic storms out to a massive 72,500 chip stack!
Grant Levy picked up pocket aces at the right time.
After a player in early position limped, Levy raised to 2,100 and Jimmy Wong reraised all in. The limper folded, but Levy called with and had Wong's in bad shape.
The board ran out as Levy is in the thick of things with 24,000. Wong slipped down to 22,000.
Sam Khouiss raised in early position to 1,500 and Sorel Mizzi made the call in late position. Joseph Lovelady then moved all in from the button for 6,275. The blinds folded and Khouiss raised again to 15,000 to drive Mizzi out of the pot.
Khouiss:
Lovelady:
The board ran out and Lovelady finds a double up to 16,000 with Khouiss slipping to 21,000.