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Nicolas Chouity raised - it seems like we've been using that phrase Nicolas Chouity raised a lot today - to 375,000 on the button, and Dominykas Karmazinas shoved from the small blind for 1.5 million. Once Chouity had done the requisite asking how much it was, he announced," Let's gamble. Call."
Karmazinas:
Chouity: really gambling with
Board:
Karmazinas doubled to over 3 million to the delight of the Lithuanian contingent at the rail, including one Mr. Tony G. Chouity however remains a massive chip leader as we head into the dinner break.
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Costa - 4th place
Nicolas Chouity, who had shoved the two previous hands but no-one wanted to call all in, this time just raised to 450,000. Herve Costa shoved from the button, the blinds ducked out of the way, and Chouity made the call.
Costa was ahead.
Costa:
Chouity:
Board: an unequivocally pro-Chouity
Chouity's rail went wild, and we are now three-handed.
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Andrew Chen - 5th
The very next hand and Josef Klinger opened from the button, Andrew Chen reraised all-in from the blinds and Klinger instantly called.
Klinger:
Chen:
The board came a pretty unhelpful and the young Canadian goes out in 5th.
"I didn't think he would be able to call with Kings," Chen was heard joking to Mike McDonald.
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Josef "Pepe" Klinger opened for 375,000 only for Nicolas Chouity to make it 850,000. Everyone else folded, Klinger called, and they saw a flop.
Flop:
Klinger checked, and then called a 700,000 bet from Chouity. They saw a turn.
Turn:
Klinger checked again, and once more called the bet from Chouity, this time for 1,375,000.
River:
Klinger checked once more, and this time the bet from Chouity was all in to cover him. Klinger thought about it, but folded.
With that, Chouity moved up to 16,785,000, the most he's had all day - and he's had a lot all day. Klinger dropped back to 3.6 million, still good enough for second place in the chip counts.
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The last hand of the level and it folded around to Dominykas Karmazinas on the button, who sighed and shoved for 1,525,000. The blinds both folded, and he picked up some much-needed blinds and antes.
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Aleh Plauski - 6th
Aleh Plauski moved all-in preflop for 700,000. It was passed around to Nicolas Chouity in the small blind who reraised all-in pushing Andrew Chen out of the hand.
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and we're down to five.