Danchev Busts Zbikowski
Nível 18
: 3,000/6,000, 1,000 ante
From the small blind, Dimitar Danchev moved all in to ask big blind Mateusz Zbikowski to decide if he wanted to call and put his tournament life at risk. After a little bit of thinking, Zbikowski made the call en they put the cards on their backs.
Mateusz Zbikowski: 
Dimitar Danchev: 
The 
on the flop helped Danchev, and the 
on the turn settled it. The 
on the river was a blank, and Zbikowski left for the exit.
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gave Pedersen some additional outs, but he wouldn't hit any with the 
on the turn and 
on the river.
was very good for Panka, and the 
on the turn made his double up official. The 
before is was whisked away by the dealer. Pobal showed him one card, the 
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for a flush.
would give Baker a straight flush.
, and that kept Baker's hand in the lead. He won the pot, doubled through, and left Shak with just 8,000 in chips.
. Guerfi had the 
to leave Shak drawing dead on the turn. He said his goodbyes and was off to the payout desk to collect his winnings. Guerfi was left on about 470,000 in chips.
and Ahrary flipped 
.
.
flop, four players were in action, including chip leader Nick Rampone. First up was Andrey Shatilov, and he checked to Pawel Brzeski. Brzeski bet 29,000, Rampone called, the fourth player folded, and then Shatilov also gave it up.
