Hon Cheong Lee shoved in the small blind and Mikita Badziakouski called it off for about 280,000 in the big.
Lee: 
Badziakouski: 
The high roller from Belarus needed to pair and did so on the 
flop, but Lee stayed best with aces. Badziakouski called for a jack but got only the 
on the turn and the 
river missed him as well.
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Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000
Play resumes in 20 minutes with 33 players remaining.
Assaf Ben Yosef shoved 133,000 in the cutoff and Pierre Calamusa put him at risk from the button.
Ben Yosef: 
Calamusa: 
It was a bad spot for Ben Yosef and he found no salvation on the 
board, which left him dead on fourth.
James Mitchell opened under the gun and big blind Gavin O'Rourke called. O'Rourke check-raised all in for about 180,000 on 
and Mitchell called.
James Mitchell: 
Gavin O'Rourke: 
The 
on the turn and 
on the river weren't cards O'Rourke was in need of and he exited the tournament area.
Gavin O'Rourke was on the button and all in for 128,000 when we got to his table, and Alex Foxen had put him at risk from the cutoff.
Foxen: 
O'Rourke: 
Foxen had the slight equity edge but the 
board favored O'Rourke.
Robert Heidorn was in the small blind and check-called 100,000 from cutoff Valery Yantsevich on a board of 
. On the river, Heidorn jammed.
"He's all in?" Yantsevich asked excitedly. "I call, I have nuts."
Heidorn, though, also had the nuts. As the dealer chopped up the pot, Yantsevich wondered aloud about Heidorn's play.
"How do you check-call this?" he asked. "You lose to every ace-high. Unless you are just always donk-betting."
Konstantin Farber got it in good with 
against the of Hon Cheong Lee. Unfortunately for Farber, though, the board ran out 
and that was the end of it for him. 34 players remain.
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