Two Busts During Last Four Hands

Mario Puccini was all in for less than 100,000 preflop with . Sebastian Blom, brother of Full Tilt Poker Professional and wunderkind Viktor Blom, had him at risk with , and Puccini mad a set when the flop fell . Blom regained the lead when the turned, giving him a set of jacks, and a meaningless completed the board.

At an adjacent table, Sam Greenwood was all in for around 150,000 on a board of . Greenwood's was well behind chip leader Martin Kozlov's , and the bricked off on the river.