We have found our final table. 9 player, of which 6 are from Israel, will return tomorrow at 2pm for the final table and we will see who will take down the title, along with 12.000€.
You can find all the chip counts in a few minutes.
We lost another player. He was one of the big stacks but got terribly unlucky when he lost twice big pots in preflop all ins with . One time he lost to , the other time to .
With just three big blinds left he moved all in with and got called by Avi Avitan's , who won the pot with high.
There was a raise to 19k and a call and Imerman went all in for his last 37k and the inital raiser called.
The chipleader after day 1A was in good shape to double up with his against . But unfortunately for him an hit the flop, turn and river brought no help and we found our unlucky bubble boy.
At blinds 3000/6000/500, Robert Ahonius moves all in for his last 1k chip, Wolkowicz one of the big stacks isolates behind him to 13k, but the small blind Doron Gamliel moves all in for 44.5k, Wolkowicz calls after some time thinking.
Robert:
Wolkowicz:
Doron:
The flop brought a and both turn and river blanked.
We are now 17 players and down to two tables with only two players from the money.
Blinds are up again. If you are wondering, why I'm so quiet, it is because action is incredible slow. We haven't lost a single player, even though we have some really short stacks. Bubble play could take a while.
Avi Kimni is out in 20th place, 5 spots from the money.
He lost most of his chips on a board of: , where he rivered two pairs with his , unfortunately for him Imerman Noach had turned higher two pairs with his and got doubled up by Avi.
In the very next hand, he doubled up against Imerman with versus , but just a few hands later, he had to leave as his couldn't beat his opponent's .
Blinds are up. There are still 21 players remaining and action slowed down dramatically as we're close to the money and nobody wants to finish out of it.
With an average of around 30 Big Blinds and some short stacks we should lose some players in this level.
We just lost another of our local players with Konrad Abela. The Maltese, that finished 6th in the last IPC told me, he was pretty carddead for the whole day and in his final hand he flops a flush draw with a possibility of a straight flush draw as well and got his money in. Unfortunaltely for him the turn and river blanked out and he had to go just 11 spots from the money.