Oppenheim Exits as Rowe Surges
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David Oppenheim entered the pot from middle position with a raise to 450 and found a caller in Roy Vandersluis and the button before Martin Rowe three-bet to 1,800 from the small blind.
Oppenheim and the button were the only two callers as the flop landed 
. Rowe paused momentarily before sliding out a bet of 2,600 which only Oppenheim called as the 
rolled off on the turn.
Taking a step back from his previously aggressive line, Rowe tapped the table indicating a check as Oppenheim pushed out a bet of 4,300. Rowe went into the tank for near on two minutes before making the call as the 
peeled off on the river.
Rowe took his time before checking as Oppenheim moved all in for his last 10,625. Rowe would again use all of his alloted time to come to a decision - and after several minutes - that decision would involve him tossing in his final 11,675 into the pot.
Rowe tabled his 
, and as Oppenheim shook his head and mucked, he waited upon the verification that he was indeed out before tapping the table and wishing his opponents good luck.
For the Full Tilt Poker Red Pro, his trip to Australia has been a successful one although he was an early casualty in both the $100,000 Challenge and this main event.
Just a few days ago, Oppenheim was victorious in the Full Tilt Poker $25,000 Shootout Invitational for AUD$250,000, and with a few more tournaments on offer, along with a high stakes cash game tonight, there is still plenty of chances for Oppenheim to head back to Las Vegas with a few extra coins in his pocket!