Rupert Elder, The One Man Wrecking Crew
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Just a few minutes after taking out a player with 
against 
, Rupert Elder got himself into another race that was eerily similar to the last.
In middle position Elder had a bet of 5,800 in front of him after some unknown preflop action. From there, a woman in the big blind had reraised to 14,000. Action folded back around to Elder who effectively moved all in by dropping a stack of 100,000 chips in front of him, which was more than enough to put the player at risk. After a few seconds of thought, the player called it off and the two hands were turned up.
Elder: 
Big Blind: 
The flop was no good for Elder when it came 
, but the turn was just what he needed when the 
peeled off to put him way ahead in the hand. The river was the safe 
and that allowed Elder to notch his second coin-flip knockout in row here in the Main Event.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
264,000
25,800
|
25,800 |
flop, Kenneth Raskin and a second player checked before Sergio Castelluccio fired 7,100. Luca Pagano made the call, and then Martins Adeniya raised it up to 17,600. Action fell back on Raskin, and he reraised to 35,000. After the next player folded, so did Castelluccio and Pagano. Adeniya then moved all in for 54,400, and Raskin made the call.
for a full house, and Raskin had the 
for trip nines.
and the river the 
. Adeniya's full house held up, and he won the pot to double for the second hand in a row. Just like that, Adeniya moved to around 135,000 in chips. Raskin was left with 53,000.
flop gave him an additional four outs to go along with his two tens.
, but when the river saw the 
spike, Adams was left to hit the rail as Mathis soared to 305,000 in chips.
bricked off on the river, and Morihain was eliminated. Gee now sits with over 300,000 chips.
against Mamuzic's 
.