Puchkov Out with Aces Full Cracked by Madsen's Quads

There was an open to 11,000 and it folded to Ian Pelz who made it 41,000 to go. Konstantin Puchkov was down to his last 75,000 and he put it all in. Jeff Madsen, who was sat on his direct left, raised it again, to 168,000 and both of the other players got out of the way.

Jeff Madsen:
Konstantin Puchkov:

Puchkov's tournament life was in with the best of it and the flop did nothing to change that, with Madsen down to one out after they both hit a set. Incredibly he found it on the turn and with no case ace on the river, Puchkov was sent to the rail in the most brutal fashion. Meanwhile, Madsen was last seen stacking his newly acquired chips.