Sergey Lukyantsev, down to just 60,000 ten minutes ago, has won four straight all ins, and is now back up to 2,300,000.
The first hand involved Lukyantsev winning four times his stack, getting up to 240,000. He's since doubled that three more times, and is sitting with around 16 big blinds.
With the board showing 
, Sergey Lukyantsev bet 350,000 from the big blind, Anthony Chin raised to 1,000,000, and Lukyantsev called.
Lukyantsev shoved on the river 
for 3,260,000, and Chin called. Chin tabled 
for the set, with Lukyantsev turning over for the losing two pair.
Lukyantsev had Chin covered by 60,000, taking him down to less than a big blind.
Level: 30
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
Players are on a 15-minute break.
David Fellah is the next to go from the final two tables, finishing 16th for a $4,181 payday.
Joe Galazzo got the knockout on Fellah, opening to 225,000 under the gun, with Fellah defending in the big blind.
Fellah check-called a 125,000 bet on the 
flop, and led out for 600,000 on the 
turn, with Galazzo making the call.
Fellah shoved the last of his chips on the 
river, with Galazzo making the call. Fellah had for a rivered two pair, but Galazzo hed the nuts with 
.
David Larson, under the gun, open shoved preflop, and Joe Galazzo made the call from the big blind.
David Larson: 
Joe Galazzo: 
Board: 
The on the river sealed the win for Galazzo, and sent Larson to the pay window in 17th place.
Joe Galazzo, from under the gun, and Nico Corrado, from the hijack, got all in preflop, with Corrado's tournament life on the line.
Nico Corrado:
Joe Galazzo: 
Galazzo's pocket aces held through the runout, and Corrado is the first out at the final two tables.
Sergey Lukyantsev opened to 250,000 from the cutoff, David Larson three-bet to 850,000 from the button, Lukyantsev four-bet shoved for 2,340,000, and Larson called.
Sergey Lukyantsev: 
David Larson: 
Board: 
Lukyantsev won the flip, leaving Larson with just 300,000 chips.
Po Ying, from under the gun, and Dan Sweeney, on the direct left, got all of the chips in prelfop, with Sweeney having Ying well covered.
Po Ying:
Dan Sweeney:
Board: 
The pocket aces held up for Ying, and he's still in the running with 18 players remaining.
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