Binger Flushed Away
Michael Binger moved all in for about 200,000 on a board of after a bet of 46,000 from Kim Frederiksen and a call from Dmitriy Stelmak. Frederiksen then re-shoved for effectively 270,000 total sending Stelmak deep into the tank.
After a minute or two Stelmak called the clock on himself and with ten seconds remaining he released his cards.
"I might be drawing dead," Frederiksen said to Binger turning over .
"No," Binger sighed tabling . "I have top set, need the board to pair."
The dealer burned and turned the and Stelmak winced in his seat at the site of a fourth club. With only one card to come Binger needed any nine, six, four or two but found none of the above when the rivered, eliminating him from the tournament.
Stelmak told the table that he indeed folded a club higher than ten, which was good for Frederiksen because he won the pot and is now up to 780,000 chips.