After forcing Tulchinskiy down past the river, Woodward takes a huge pot - AND THE CHIP LEAD! Wow, has this game changed!

Mikkelsen 13,430,000
Tulchinskiy 7,115,000
Woodward 5,195,000
De Korver 2,220,000

Pre flop, Matthew Woodward raises to 280k and is called by Mikhail Tulchinskiy.

Flop: QcJsKh
Tulchinskiy checks but Woodward bets 300k and Tulchinskiy calls.

Turn: Ac
Checks from both players.

River: Kd
Tulchinskiy checks but Woodward bets 650k. Tulchinskiy folds and Woodward takes the money.

Pieter De Korver calls Mikhail Tulchinskiy’s raise.

Tulchinskiy: Qh10c
De Korver: Ad4s

Board: Ah5dKc9s8h

De Korver walks away with the pot, doubling up his short stack.

Dag Mikkelsen 15,295,000
Mikhail Tulchinkiy 6,190,000
Matthew Woodward 4,085,000
Eric Qu 1,470,000
Pieter De Korver 915,000

Alem Shaw just went All In with As10c against Mikhail Tulchinskiy’s Ad Kh.

Board: 8c3c3d2c6s.

Shah is busted in 6th place.

Chip counts for the final 9 players
Dag Mikkelsen 5,510,000
Matthew Woodward 4,870,000
Peter Traply 4,155,000
Mikhail Tulchinskiy 3,170,000
Pieter De Korver 3,040,000
Eric Qu 2,495,000
Daniel Zink 1,710,000
Alem Shah 1,640,000
Christopher Rossiter 1,590,000

Here are the current chip leaders:
Peter Traply 4,345,000
Pieter De Korver 3,850,000
Daniel Zink 2,855,000
Marc Naalden 2,850,000
Mikhail Tulchinskiy 2,700,000

Annette Oberstad and Pieter De Korver call Mikhail Tulchinsky’s pre flop raise and after the 7hQc9c flop, Oberstad bets 300k and De Korver raises 800k. Tulchinsky folds out of their way and Annette goes all in and shows us pocket Aces. De Korver shows pocket 9’s.

And it is over long before the rub-it-in-your-face 9 on the river. Oberstad finishes in 13th place.

Alain (not Alan) Roy is eliminated in 22nd place after going all in with Big Slick. Wouldn’t you? Turned out to be a bad choice as Mikhail Tulchinsky had pocket Queens.