Play has slowed right down here on this final table. We haven't seen a turn card for some time, with a lot of raising and taking it down. Players are tightening up as the top end of the payout scale creeps up.
Simon Chahine moved all-in from the button, and Daniel Neilson moved all-in over the top from the small blind. Walter Treccarichi folded the big blind and the cards were opened.
Chahine:
Neilson:
Neilson's Ten's held up as the board ran out , and Simon Chahine was eliminated in 5th place for AU$29,050
Simon Chahine moved all-in from the small blind and was called by Daniel Neilson in the big blind. Chahine opened , but was severely dominated by Neilson's .
The flop came , giving Chahine a straight draw. The hit the turn, then the hit the river, giving Chahine a pair of jacks and a timely double up.
Walter Treccarichi made it 45,000 under the gun and Andrew Hinrichsen defended his big blind.
Hinrichsen checked the flop, then check-raised all in when Treccarichi made it 65,000. Treccarichi called with the and Hinrichsen was at risk with the .
The turn and river were the last cards Hinrichsen would see in this event as he hit the door seventh.
flop, but Cheung led the 
turn for 60,000. Treccarichi called and the 
river was revealed. 
and Treccarichi mucked.
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, and Simon Chahine was eliminated in 5th place for AU$29,050
and Neilson holding the 
and Neilson doubled.
.
and the bigger stack, doubling Cheung up to a seven figures after the 
run out.
up against chip leader Walter Treccarichi's 
board. But the 
river gave Treccarichi a bigger pair, crushing all Nolte's hopes and dreams.
, but was severely dominated by Neilson's 
, giving Chahine a straight draw. The 
