After a reraise from De Korver and a call from Woodward, we see a flop of QcKcAh and Woodward didn’t like what he saw because when De Korver bet, Woodward folded.

Both players check after the river and Woodward takes the small pot.

After a flop of Js10hJc, De Korver checks and Woodward bets 425k. De korver raises to 850k and Woodward calls.
Turn: Qh
De Korver checks and after a bet from Woodward, he folds.

Finally getting one, De Korver gets a walk.

Woodward gets a walk and we are close to even in chips.

After a three bet from Woodward, De Korver folds.
That’s two folds in a row for De Korver.

Post flop, Woodward raises, De Korver folds.

Players are seated

Going heads up against Pieter De Korver at the final table is American Matthew Woodward. Here’s a little somethin’somethin’ we wrote up about him yesterday.

 http://pokernews.theplayr.com/Matthew-Wo…

It’s dinner time and we’re taking an hour break. And it’s a good thing, people, coz I am hungry. I ate a couple of hours ago but I have a very fast metabolism so I find that I… Oh wait. You don’t care about this at all, do you? Fair enough. See you in an hour, honies!

After Mikhail Tulchinskiy reraises pre flop and he drinks from a bottle of water. Either the man was just thirsty or this was a tell OR this was a decoy tell. Either way, Matthew Woodward bites, going ALL IN and the cards go on their backs.

Woodward: pocket 3’s
Tulchinskiy: Qx10x
Board: Jh2s8s4d2h

Pocket 3 is enough to win the hand as Woodward sends Tulchinskiy home in 3rd place.

Now it’s the heads up match up I wanted from the start of the day: De Korver and Woodward.

Pieter De Korver raises on 108 and walks away when everyone else folds.

Big blind takes 107. Big Blind’s name is Matthew Woodward.

Woodward raises and action folds around. Matthew Woodward takes the pot.

After a flop of 5h8d3s, Tulchinskiy goes All In and Matt passes. No thanks.

Round 32
Blinds 100k/200k
Ante 20k

De Korver: 15,530,000
Woodward: 8,340,000
Tulchinskiy: 4,195,000

We are on a 15 minute break.

How the mighty have fallen. Hand 104. Going All In in a three way with Tulchinskiy and De Korver, Dag Mikkelsen has busted out of the tournament in 4th place. If you had told me this was going to happen three hours ago, I would have called you a liar.

Mikkelsen raises De Korver All In after the turn and is called!

De Korver: JhAd
Mikkelsen: 10c10h
Board: JsKcAh4s2s

De Korver takes it, leaving Mikkelsen in 4th with a pauper’s worth of chips!