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Nicolas Chouity opened the cutoff to 65,000 only to have Scott Sitron three-bet shove for 635,000. Chouity made the call to put Sitron at risk.
Chouity: 
Sitron: 
With Sitron in great shape, the 
board would ensure Sitron the double to 1,340,000 as Chouity slips to 450,000 in chips.
From the small blind, Nachman Berlin looked up Nicolas Chouity's chip stack before announcing he was all in for over 1 million.
With just 425,000 total left - roughly 14-big blinds - Chouity decided to toss his cards into the muck to relinquish the pot.
The action folded to Scott Sitron in the small blind, and he limped in for 30,000.
Jacob Naquin paused for a few moments before making it 115,000 total. Sitron took his allotted time before angling his cards to the muck.
Andre Akkari opened under the gun with a raise to 65,000 and both blinds made the call with Jacob Naquin and Matthew Carmody coming along from the small and big blind respectively.
The 
flop was checked round to see Akkari fire a delayed continuation-bet of 135,000. Naquin passed, but Carmody made the call before both players checked the 
on the river.
Carmody tabled his 
and collected the pot once Akkari folded.
From under the gun, 2010 EPT Grand Final Champion Nicolas Chouity pushed all in for his last 355,000. The action folded round to Matthew Carmody on the button, and he three-bet to 1,000,000 to force the blinds out.
Chouity: 
Carmody: 
With Chouity only sitting at a slight disadvantage in the hand, the 
flop would see him drawing to just four outs to make a straight. The 
on the turn however saw him gain another four, but when the river landed the 
, Chouity was pushed to the rail in 6th place for a $115,477 payday as Carmody moves to over 4.3 million.
| Giocatore | Chip | Avanzamento |
|---|---|---|
|
|
4,310,000
1,205,000
|
1,205,000 |
|
Eliminato |
Jacob Naquin raised to 70,000 preflop and was called by Scott Sitron in the big blind. The flop came 
. Sitron checked and Naquin fired out 75,000. Sitron quickly made it 200,000 and Naquin mucked his cards.
The very next hand Nachman Berlin raised it to 75,000 preflop only to find Sitron pump it up to 200,000. Action folded back around to Berlin who, after some deliberation, shot his cards to the muck.
The action slowly passed round to see Scott Sitron receive what we believe to be the first walk of the final table.
Matthew Carmody began the action by raising to 65,000. Jacob Naquin decided to throw in a three-bet, making it 175,000. Carmody made the call and the two players were off to a flop.
The flop came 
and Naquin continued out for 185,000. Carmody made the call and the turn came 
. This time Naquin checked and Carmody fired out a bet of 200,000. Naquin decided to check raise, making it 530,000. Carmody once again made the call.
The river brought the and Naquin checked. Carmody pushed out a tall stack of green chips, totaling 500,000 and Naquin quickly mucked his cards, shaking his head.
Carmody triumphantly flipped up and received cheers from his section of the crowd.
| Giocatore | Chip | Avanzamento |
|---|---|---|
|
|
5,000,000
690,000
|
690,000 |
|
2,900,000
-1,025,000
|
-1,025,000 |
From the small blind, Andre Akkari opened the action with a 75,000-chip raise which was called by Nachman Berlin in the big.
The 
flop was checked through to see the 
land on the turn as Akkari fired out a delayed continuation-bet of 125,000. Berlin folded and Akkari was pushed the pot - much to the delight of his rail that occupies nearly half the Thunder-Dome!
With play currently five-handed, the action is rather slow with just a single preflop raise here and there enough to take down a pot.
With the difference between busting now and winning nearly $520,000, it is no surprise that the remaining players are playing a little cautiously.
