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Deals are being negotiated right now.

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Poland's Maciej Swicarz has risen to the top of the EMOP leaderboard. He moved past israeli Reuven Dayan by one point, when Manfred Kåvenstam was eliminated from the tournament.

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Deals being made

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Kristian Eriksson and Viktor Kåvenstam in the background

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A deal has been reached, details coming later.

Wigg got quad 3's on the turn with his J3. On the turn 88k and on the river 144k value bets were made.

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Kristian Eriksson raised to 60k before the flop and got called by Maciej Swicarz. Flop came AK4 rainbow.
Kristian bet 80k and Maciej called.

Turn 5
Kristian bet 180k and Maciej called.

River 6
Kristian went all-in (about 900k) and Maciej yet again called.

Kristian A9o
Maciej K3o

Kristian doubled up and became the new chipleader with over 2 million chips.

a 10 minute break is beginning.

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Playing continues.

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Level 12/24k +3k

Swicarz 750k
Wigg 1520k
Eriksson 1660k

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Swicarz doubled up, when he and Eriksson went all-in with a 643 flop.

Swicarz A6
Eriksson K5

The turn was a 9 and the river was a 5, so the polish phenomenon went up by 1400k.

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Wigg opened the pot with 66k on the button, and was called by both blinds.

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Kristian bet 102k and only Maciej called.
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Kristian checked and called Maciej's 170k bet.

Maciej turned over 7 3 and won the large pot. Kristian now has approx. 500k left.