We've had seen shoves from both Mark Teltscher and Tamer Kamel after the break but it was the former who just got his second shove called. Teltscher moved all in for right around 600,000 chips and Jason Lavallee called quickly from the small blind.
"Sh*t, that's fast," Teltscher sighed, "You big?" he added, as Lavallee showed him the bad news.
Lavallee:
Teltscher:
The board ran out and Teltscher wished all the remaining players good luck before exiting the tournament area. Teltscher has been all class all day and he left the tournament area with his head held high.
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After a series of nominal pots, Sorel Mizzi and Jason Lavallee both found top three hands and played a nearly two million-chip pot.
The action folded to Mizzi, who raised to 48,000 on the button, and David "Devil Fish" Ulliott called in the small blind. Lavallee reached for chips, three-betting to 138,000, and Mizzi responded with a four-bet to 280,000. Ulliott sat back in his chair for 10 seconds before folding, and Lavallee announced that he was all in.
"Call," Mizzi said quickly.
Lavallee turned over , prompting Mizzi to frown before showing his .
The aces held up as the board came , and Lavallee doubled to 1.956 million chips. Mizzi plummeted to 260,000.
Carla Sabini raised to 60,000 preflop and she was immediately three-bet to 150,000 by Team PokerStars Pro Luca Pagano. The action was folded back around to Sabini who called quickly.
The flop brought and Sabini checked to Pagano who bet 175,000. Sabini put together a raise and made it 350,000 total after which Pagano folded his cards.
Sabini edges closer to chip leader David Ulliott and it's still a wide open battle in this High Roller event.
David "Devil Fish" Ulliott raised to 50,000 in the cutoff, Tamer Kamel defended his big blind, and the flop came . Kamel check-called a bet of 60,000, and both players knuckled when the turn was the .
The completed the board, Kamel checked a third time, and Ulliott fired out 90,000. Kamel went into the tank and while he thought, Devil Fish began mumbling under his breath. Finally Kamel called, and Ulliott ripped over for a pair of tens.
Kamel mucked.
"Nice bet," Mark Teltscher said to Ulliott.
"When they check the turn, they call the river," Ulliott responded. "You just have to dodge the bullet."
There was a brief pause.
"I'm learning so much today," Jason Lavallee announced.
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and Teltscher wished all the remaining players good luck before exiting the tournament area. Teltscher has been all class all day and he left the tournament area with his head held high.
and Mizzi doubled back up. Lavallee still holds the chip lead and Mizzi still has one of the shortest stacks at the table.
, prompting Mizzi to frown before showing his 
, and Lavallee doubled to 1.956 million chips. Mizzi plummeted to 260,000.
and Sabini checked to Pagano who bet 175,000. Sabini put together a raise and made it 350,000 total after which Pagano folded his cards.
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completed the board, Kamel checked a third time, and Ulliott fired out 90,000. Kamel went into the tank and while he thought, Devil Fish began mumbling under his breath. Finally Kamel called, and Ulliott ripped over