Anatoly Filatov made it 125,000 to go preflop, and a short stacked Hoa Bui Chi moved all-in for 430,000 total. Filatov called and turned over , but they were trailing the of Chi.
The gave both players a flush, but Chi's was king-high, and that took the cake.
Chi is up to almost a million chips while Filatov falls to 2,200,000 after losing some to a rivered two pair of Aleksandar Tomović.
The action folded around to Andre Haneberg in the small blind and he came in with a raise. Kotleba in the big blind made the call, and it was heads up to the flop. Haneberg continued for 130,000 before Kotleba put his opponent all-in for a total of 775,000. Haneberg quickly called with , but Kotleba was drawing to a straight holding .
The board ran out and Haneberg got the early double while Kotleba fell below the 10 big blind threshold.
Boris Kotleba opened the action with a raise to 125,000, and Anatoly Filatov defended his big blind. The flop was checked through before Filatov fired 125,000 on the turn. Kotleba quickly called. The river saw Filatov fire another bullet, this time for 300,000. Kotleba cut out the call but thought another minute or so before committing the chips.
Filatov tabled for the top pair, and that was enough to beat the of Kotleba.
The players are in their seats and play will recommence within minutes. They are expected to play one or two hands of 25,000-50,000 blinds and a running ante of 5,000 before blinds go up.
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Anatoly Filatov leads the way with six players remaining in the €2,200 High Roller
This afternoon, a winner of the first flagship event of the 2017 partypoker LIVE Million Germany at King's Casino Rozvadov will be determined. The biggest card room in Europe reached exactly 100 entries in this €2,200 High Roller, and after almost 22 levels of 45 minutes each, only six players remain in the hunt for the honor, title and first-place payout of €60,000.
Russian high roller and partypoker Ambassador Anatoly Filatov leads the last six players on with a stack of 2,600,000, but right behind him is Serbia's Aleksandar Tomovic who bagged and tagged 2,475,000. Boris Kotleba (2,060,000), Kacper Pyzara (1,360,000), Andre Haneberg (1,000,000) and Hoa Bui Chi (550,000) round out the remaining finalist, who will return at midday local time to crown a champion. The event was initially scheduled to play down to a winner yesterday already, but after the elimination of Josef Gulas in 7th place for €9,000, the remaining contenders agreed to bag up for the night and get some much-needed sleep.
Seat Assignments for Day 3 of the €2,200 High Roller
Table
Seat
Name
Country
Chips
BBs
1
1
Kacper Pyzara
Poland
1,360,000
27
1
2
Aleksandar Tomovic
Serbia
2,475,000
50
1
3
Anatoly Filatov
Russian Federation
2,600,000
52
1
4
Andre Haneberg
Germany
1,000,000
20
1
5
Boris Kotleba
Slovakia
2,060,000
41
1
6
Hoa Bui Chi
Germany
550,000
11
Remainig payouts
Place
Player
Country
Payout
1
€60,000
2
€36,000
3
€24,000
4
€18,000
5
€15,000
6
€12,000
The action will recommence with just 1 minute and 34 seconds left in level 22 at blinds of 25,000/50,000 with a running ante of 5,000, and when they return the button will be in seat 1. The PokerNews live reporting team will be providing written updates until the very last river card is dealt, and you can follow the progress of the £1m guaranteed partypoker LIVE Million Germany £1,100 Main Event Day 1f as of 2 p.m. local time as well.
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, but they were trailing the 
of Chi.
gave both players a flush, but Chi's was king-high, and that took the cake.
flop. Haneberg continued for 130,000 before Kotleba put his opponent all-in for a total of 775,000. Haneberg quickly called with 
, but Kotleba was drawing to a straight holding 
.
and Haneberg got the early double while Kotleba fell below the 10 big blind threshold.
flop was checked through before Filatov fired 125,000 on the 
turn. Kotleba quickly called. The 
of Kotleba.