Walter Treccarichi raised to 34,000 in the cutoff, and Christian Nolte three-bet to 85,000 from the big blind. It was folded around to Treccarichi, who moved all-in for 601,000. Nolte made the call.
Walter Treccarichi -
Christian Nolte -
The board bricked out completely and Treccarichi's Jacks held to double him up to over 1.2mil and give him the chip lead.
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.
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.
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and Treccarichi's Jacks held to double him up to over 1.2mil and give him the chip lead.
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and was looking for the knockout, but did not find it on an 
board that made Chahine a bigger pair.
flop, then check-raised all in when Treccarichi made it 65,000. Treccarichi called with the 
and Hinrichsen was at risk with the 
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river were the last cards Hinrichsen would see in this event as he hit the door seventh.
, but was severely dominated by Neilson's 
, giving Chahine a straight draw. The 
up against chip leader Walter Treccarichi's 
board. But the 
and the bigger stack, doubling Cheung up to a seven figures after the 
