
Liechtenstein's Marco Streda crashed out in fifth and won the tournament's last five-figure prize. A four on the flop proved more than enough to end Zhou's participation.

From the small blind, Mattsson moved all-in with king-four, and Zhou called off a shade over 12 big blinds with queen-jack. The final six became five when Hong Kong's Chunlei Zhou fell by the wayside after a battle of the blinds against Mattsson. Mattsson ducked out, and Martirosian pulled in the pot courtesy of a nine-high board. Mattsson min-raised with ace-jack to 80,000 in middle position, Volkmann jammed for 464,854 with ace-king on the button, only for Martirosian to wake up with pocket kings in the small blind Martirosian mae it 880,000 to go. Start of the day chip leader Volkmann was the next player to head for the showers. Radoja showed ace-jack.ĬlubGG Offers Bubble Protection For Eight 2022 WSOP Events Volkmann Goes From Hero To Zero Malinowski busted when he opened to 180,000 at the 20,000/40,000/5,000a level with jack-ten before calling off the 19,632 he had behind when Radoja shoved on the button. Malinowski doubled through Bruno Volkmann but his stack dwindled once more. A few hands earlier, Malinowski got tricky with pocket kings against Martirosian, who held ace-six, and lost all but four big blinds when that ace-six became trip aces. Wiktor Malinowski bowed out in eighth at the hands of Mark Radoja.

Martirosian called and flopped quad eights to send a disappointed Astedt out in ninth.

Artur Martirosian, another player who has won this tournament five times, min-raised under the gun to 70,000 with pocket eights, and the action folded to Astedt in the cutoff and he three-bet all-in for 472,489 with ace-king of diamond.
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