Kisacikoglu Busts in Last Hand of the Day

"Now I am going all-in," Orpen Kisacikoglu said when the dealer announced it was the last hand of the night.

"Is it binding?" the table asked.

Kisacikoglu laughed and shook his head.

"Yes it is!" Matthias Eibinger said.

Luc Greenwood raised to 12,000 from under the gun and was called by both Andras Nemeth and Kisacikoglu in the blinds.

The flop came , both Nemeth and Kisacikoglu checked. Greenwood bet 15,000 which Nemeth called. Kisacikoglu pondered for a while and then decided to go all-in. Greenwood took a few seconds, asked for a count and then called when the dealer confirmed Kisacikoglu had 136,000 behind. Nemeth looked at Greenwood and announced he was all-in too. Greenwood folded.

Orpen Kisacikoglu:
Andras Nemeth:

Kisacikoglu had flopped two pair and Nemeth had the flush draw.

The turn was the which now added a straight draw to Nemeth's chances to win.

The river completed the board with the to give Nemeth the straight indeed to eliminate Kisacikoglu in the final hand of the night and give Nemeth a huge chip lead for Day 2.