In the first hand of the day. Dmitry Yurasov opened to 22,000 under the gun and Thomas Muehloecker called. Julian Thomas three-bet to 60,000 on the button, Yurasov folded and Muehloecker called.
The flop was and Muehloecker checked. Thomas bet 60,000 and got a call from the Austrian. On the turn, Muehloecker check-called a 130,000 bet from Thomas. Both players checked the on the river.
Muehloecker showed for a king high flush. Thomas let out a deep sigh and folded his hand.
Jimmy Guerrero open-shoved from the button and Aliaksei Boika reshoved from the small blind.
Aliaksei Boika:
Jimmy Guerrero:
The board came and Guerrero doubled.
Maxi Lehmanski was in the big blind the next hand and shoved into the raise of Ekrem Sanioglu. The latter quickly called and the cards were turned over.
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At 12:30 p.m. local time, the final day of the 2017 PokerStars Championship presented by Monte-Carlo Casino® €25,750 High Roller will kick off. A massive first place prize of €1,015,000 awaits the victor tonight, and 27 players are still in contention to add those seven figures to their bankroll. The bubble burst late last night; all remaining players are in the money and guaranteed at least €45,080.
The field is led by Thomas Muehloecker from Austria, who will start the day with 887,000 in chips. Muehloecker is followed by a slew of very accomplished players such as Charlie Carrel (747,000), Dario Sammartino (690,000), Adrian Mateos (562,000), John Juanda (510,000), the PokerStars Team Pros Igor Kurganov (279,000) and Felipe Ramos (239,000), Aliaksei Boika (235,000), Sylvain Loosli (220,000), Dmitry Yurasov (216,000), Philipp Gruissem (201,000), Martin Jacobson (153,000) and Daniel Dvoress (108,000).
It's Dvoress' fourth cash in a high roller tournament at the 2017 PokerStars Championship presented by Monte-Carlo Casino®, an incredible feat in these world-class fields. The Canadian final tabled the other three events but has to work his way up from one of the shortest stacks to reach his fourth.
Play will resume with blinds at 5,000 / 10,000 and a running ante of 1,000. Due to the long bubble phase, a lot of players were left short-stacked and will be looking for a quick double-up to get themselves back in contention. Follow PokerNews throughout the day as we play down to the winner of the PokerStars Championship €25,750 High Roller.
and Muehloecker checked. Thomas bet 60,000 and got a call from the Austrian. On the 
turn, Muehloecker check-called a 130,000 bet from Thomas. Both players checked the 
on the river.
for a king high flush. Thomas let out a deep sigh and folded his hand.
and Guerrero doubled.
and Lehmanski doubled as well.
