While Steffen Sontheimer may have scalped the last player, the Germans fortune has waned over the last 20 minutes and he lost all of his newly won chips to fellow countryman Manig Loeser after the two battled it out in the blinds and Loeser made four to a flush with 
when the board ran out 
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Sontheimer had been playing bottom pair aggressively but Loeser got there on the river to whittle Songheimer down to 1-million in chips.
Richard Yong then opened the action with a raise to 210,000 from early position and Sontheimer peeked down at his cards and decided to take a stand, moving all-in for just under 1-million. Yong called immediately and the cards were turned over.
Steffen Sontheimer: 
Richard Yong: 
Sontheimer was not in good shape and stayed behind the whole way when the board ran out 
to hit the rail in sixth place, taking home the equivalent of $313,168.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
3,900,000 | |
|
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|
3,500,000 | |
|
Busted | |
to give the Greek player a pair of nines and an additional two outs. However, the 
turn was not one of them and while there was some paint on the river it was the 
saying “You can call” and Juanda jokingly asked if he could have his cards back.
board all the way through to the river.
and Chan mucked leaving Yong to pad out his stack a little more.
flop went check, check and Leong min-bet the 
flop over to Loeser, who c-bet 90,000 and both Chan and Yong quickly folded. Loeser raised it up again the next hand and took down the blinds and antes.
but this was not enough to beat Manig Loeser’s 
and the German player padded out his stack a little more before the break.
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before Leong had made the call. This meant it was shuffled back into the deck, Leong put in the call and the dealer burned and turned… the 
to chuckles from the rest of the table. Leong bombed for a full pot bet and Paschalidis folded immediately.
