Thomas Manuge managed to avoid getting into trouble for a few hands. He decided to go all-in with Alexandre Cousineau.

Thomas:

Alexandre:

The board seemed promising on the flop for Thomas who basically just had to avoid nines and sevens: .

But the turn brought with it a which turned the tide for Alexandre. The on the river did not save Thomas and he was at the end of his run.

So now we are ready for heads up action between Alexandre Cousineau and Sandrel Dugue. The chips are pretty evenly stacked, so it’s anybody’s game.

Thomas Manuge – 3rd position, $2,135

Heads up! Sandrel Dugue (left) vs. Alexandre Cousineau (right)

Heldar Junior has been sent to the rail in 4th position in the 50/50 Bounty tournament.

When the 4 last players discussed the ICM deal Heldar was second in chips, but an unlucky break reduced his stack to 1 big blind and he was eliminated in the very next hand.

Still a very nice run for Heldar who pockets a tidy $2,245 for his efforts.

Heldar Junior – 4th place, $2,245

After the elimination of Paul Mohorea, the remaining 4 players stopped the clock to discuss a possible deal.

The Tournament Director counted up all the stacks and proceeded to calculate a possible ICM chop. 

The players immediately agreed to the ICM payout.  As usual in events a small portion needs to be set aside for the 1st place winner.  The players decided that an additional $320 would go to the crowned winner.

Paul Mohorea goes home with a 5th place finish tonight in the 50/50 Bounty tournament.

The last 4 players have requested a stop on the clock, to discuss a possible deal before play resumes.

Paul Mohorea – 5th position, $1,130

It is the end of the line for Janendra Mahendra Rajah who was sent to the rail in 6th position. Janendra pocketed $850 for his performance, not bad at all.

Janendra Mahendra Rajah – 6th position, $850