Not too long ago, Mateusz Wozniak doubled through Pavel Veksler in a kings versus queens hand we reported on.
Now, on the stone bubble of the Main Event, the two clashed again. This time, though, everything would be on the line for Veksler.
Veksler opened the cutoff for 9,000 and his neighbor Wozniak called. The flop of 
was still a somewhat reasonable affair as Veksler bet 15,000 and Wozniak just called.
The 
on the turn was checked by both and Veksler, with about 150,000 or so behind according to one of his tablemates after the hand, checked the 
river. Wozniak now shoved all in for about 2.5 times the size of the pot.
As the dealer forgot to put the all-in button out, part of the audience wasn't too sure what was going on but for the players involved, it was very clear what was at stake.
Veksler tanked for quite some time and eventually called.
Wozniak showed 
for the nut flush on the paired board. Veksler mucked but was eventually asked to show and tabled 
.
Down to 175 players now, all guaranteed €8,710. With the tournament now in the money, 30-second shot clocks are now in place with players having all received two time bank cards.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
370,000
152,000
|
152,000 |
|
Busted |
, Zaichenko had flopped a pair of tens but Kaladurdevic had turned the higher pair of jacks to send Zaichenko to the rail as one of the first players in the money.
for Phiniotis to not get any help of the board and she was sent to the payout desk to collect her min-cash of €8,710.
turn and Yankov called once more.
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