Play has slowed right down here on this final table. We haven't seen a turn card for some time, with a lot of raising and taking it down. Players are tightening up as the top end of the payout scale creeps up.
Simon Chahine moved all-in from the button, and Daniel Neilson moved all-in over the top from the small blind. Walter Treccarichi folded the big blind and the cards were opened.
Chahine:
Neilson:
Neilson's Ten's held up as the board ran out , and Simon Chahine was eliminated in 5th place for AU$29,050
Simon Chahine moved all-in from the small blind and was called by Daniel Neilson in the big blind. Chahine opened , but was severely dominated by Neilson's .
The flop came , giving Chahine a straight draw. The hit the turn, then the hit the river, giving Chahine a pair of jacks and a timely double up.
Walter Treccarichi made it 45,000 under the gun and Andrew Hinrichsen defended his big blind.
Hinrichsen checked the flop, then check-raised all in when Treccarichi made it 65,000. Treccarichi called with the and Hinrichsen was at risk with the .
The turn and river were the last cards Hinrichsen would see in this event as he hit the door seventh.
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flop, but Cheung led the 
turn for 60,000. Treccarichi called and the 
river was revealed. 
and Treccarichi mucked.
, and Simon Chahine was eliminated in 5th place for AU$29,050
and Neilson holding the 
and Neilson doubled.
.
and the bigger stack, doubling Cheung up to a seven figures after the 
run out.
up against chip leader Walter Treccarichi's 
board. But the 
river gave Treccarichi a bigger pair, crushing all Nolte's hopes and dreams.
, but was severely dominated by Neilson's 
, giving Chahine a straight draw. The 
