Schillhabel Leaves Mateos On Fumes

In a monstrous pot of already 165,000, Stefan Schillhabel (big blind) was first to act on a board. The German moved all in for 134,500, which was for nearly all of Mateos' remaining stack of 150,500.

The Spanish poker prodigy used up one of his time bank chips then picked up a large stack of T-1,000 chips and put them in the middle.

Stefan Schillhabel:
Adrian Mateos:

Mateos' call with second pair failed against Schillhabel's top two pair, leaving him with a mere 16,000. Schillhabel, who already has racked up over $5 million in lifetime winnings, vaulted up the leaderboard and currently sits near 500,000.