After talking deal for a little bit, play continued without reaching an agreement. Jack Salter and Malte Moennig was in agreement with the deal Tournament Director Thomas Lamatsch set-up, but Antonio Buonanno wanted round numbers and didn't agree. Buonanno wanted an extra $33,000 from Salter, but Salter didn't want to give up anything. In the end Moennig wasn't happy either and play continued.
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Hand #71: Mayu Roca raised to 215,000 from under the gun and Jack Salter three-bet to 495,000. Roca moved all in and Salter instantly called.
Roca: 
Salter: 
The flop came 
and Roca was drawing almost dead. The 
gave the Colombian a straight draw but the 
river gave another big pot to Salter instead.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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11,040,000
3,735,000
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3,735,000 |
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5,140,000
-60,000
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-60,000 |
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3,295,000
-10,000
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-10,000 |
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Busted | |
Level: 30
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 10,000
The players are meant to have come back but, they're not here yet so the tournament will be restarting late.
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The four remaining players have sixty minutes to grab dinner. We'll be back in one hour.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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7,305,000
415,000
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415,000 |
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5,200,000
-210,000
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-210,000 |
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3,665,000
960,000
|
960,000 |
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3,305,000
-1,165,000
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-1,165,000 |
Hand #66: Buonanno had 
under the gun and raised it up to 160,000. Everyone folded and Buonanno took it down.
Hand #67: Moennig had 
in the small blind and opened for 215,000. Buonanno in the big blind had 
and made the call.
on the flop and Moennig bet out 230,000 and Buonanno made the call.
930,000 in the pot and the 
fell on the turn. Moennig checked, and Buonanno bet 230,000. Moennig, who has been playing fairly tight today, made the call.
The 
on the river gave Buonanno a set. Moennig checked again and Buonanno bet again, this time 600,000. Moennig folded quickly and the pot went to Buonanno.
Hand #68: Roca got a walk in the big blind.
Hand #69: Salter on the button made it 170,000 with 
. Roca in the small blind had ace-seven as well (
) and three-bet to 455,000. Moennig folded his 
and action was back on Salter. Salter thought for a little bit, then folded.
Hand #70: Salter under the gun raised it up to 170,000 with 
. Malte Moennig had 
in the small blind but folded. Buonanno folded as well and that was it for level 40,000/80,000.
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Hand #62: Jack Salter raised to 170,000 with 
and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #63: Jack Salter raised to 170,000 from under the gun/cutoff. Mayu Roca made it 410,000 with on the button and won the pot.
Hand #64: Jack Salter received a walk.
Hand #65: Jack Salter limped with 
and Mayu Roca checked 
. The flop was 
and Salter checked, Roca checked back. The turn was the 
and both players checked again. The river was the and Salter checked, Roca bet 245,000 and Salter was displeased. He tanked for seven minutes with queen-high before Malte Moennig called the clock. Finally Salter folded.
Hand #56: Moennig opened the button with 
for 165,000. Both blinds folded and Moennig picked up the blinds and antes.
Hand #57: Buonanno on the button raised with 
to 160,000. Mayu Roca had 
in the big blind and made the call.
on the flop and Roca checked his top pair. Buonanno checked his flush draw.
The on the turn gave Roca trips and again he checked. Buonanno did the same.
The fell on the river and Roca bet out 270,000. Buonanno made the call, but mucked as he couldn't beat Rocas's trips.
Hand #58: Buonanno raised to 185,000 under the gun with . Roca in the small blind folded ace-eight, and Moennig folded his king-three from the big blind.
Hand #59: Salter opened the cutoff and everyone folded.
Hand #60: Buonanno limped in from the small blind holding 
. Jack Salter in the big blind with raised it up to 180,000 and Buonanno made the call.
400,000 in the pot going to the flop: . Buonanno checked and so did Salter. The on the turn made Buonanno check again. Salter now bet 150,000 and Buonanno called.
700,000 in the pot by the time the fell on the river. Both players checked and Buonanno took it down with his two pair.
Hand #61: Buonanno opened with 
to 160,000 from the button. Jack Salter had a pair one higher and flatted with his out of the small blind.
440,000 in the pot as the flop came . Salter bet out 150,000 and Buonanno made the call. The 
fell on the turn and Salter bet another time; 265,000. Buonanno made the call which made the pot grow to 1,270,000.
The on the river made both players check and Salter took it down with his sixes.
