Angelo Scicchitano moved all in from the button for 38,000 and Gavin Eke called for slightly less from the big blind.
Eke:
Scicchitano:
The board ran out and Eke doubled up. Scicchitano was all in the next hand for his last 1,000 chips after 500 had gone into the ante pot already. Frank Pezzaniti, Eke and Doug Corning called behind him and checked down the board and Scicchitano's could not beat the of Eke.
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In a battle button versus small blind, Mohammed Afiouni bet the flop for 21,000 and Dominik Nitsche called. The came on the turn and Afiouni announced a pot-sized bet, but was not all in yet. It was 63,000 to go for Nitsche with his opponent having another 11,000 behind. The German then announced all in and Afiouni called off:
Afiouni: for a straight
Nitsche: for top set
The river bricked and provided a double up for Afiouni.
The cards were almost rushed away on table four with the board reading and Jordan Fernandis was standing up from his seat. Apparently the Aussie had gotten his short stack in from the big blind with aces and Daniel Hachem looked him up with the to make a straight on the turn.
On the flop of , Dominik Nitsche check-called a bet of 15,000 by Mohammed Afiouni and did so again on the turn. The German then checked the river out of the big blind and Afiouni checked behind to muck aces, Nitsche had the for a full house.
Soon after, Nitsche led for 15,000 out of the small blind and Afiouni folded, Linh Tran called with the board reading . Both players checked the river and Nitsche's for two pair picked up another pot.
and Eke doubled up. Scicchitano was all in the next hand for his last 1,000 chips after 500 had gone into the ante pot already. Frank Pezzaniti, Eke and Doug Corning called behind him and checked down the board 
and Scicchitano's 
could not beat the 
of Eke.
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and was light years ahead of Higgs' 
. The board rolled out 
taking Higgs with it.
flop for 21,000 and Dominik Nitsche called. The 
came on the turn and Afiouni announced a pot-sized bet, but was not all in yet. It was 63,000 to go for Nitsche with his opponent having another 11,000 behind. The German then announced all in and Afiouni called off:
for a straight
for top set
to make a straight on the turn.
for a full house.
