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and found himself ahead of Barry Woods' 
.
. We are in for another marathon session here!
, only to be called down by Woods who showed 
.
and as a result, we are all tied up again!
before the flop, only to be called by Woods who showed 
.
, but Gudvangen stayed alive after the turn of the 
and the river 
completed the board.
before the flop for his last 2,600 in chips from the button, only to be snap-called by McMurphy and the cards were revealed:
; McMurphy draws first blood in their semi-final.
, giving Woods an open-ended straight draw and the chance to eliminate Gudvangen. However the turn and river ran out 
, to see Gudvangen double up to 7,200. The match is still very much alive!
, McMurphy moved all in on the river and Woods called, only to muck when McMurphy showed for the nut straight.
hold up against McMurphy's , making a better flush on the board of 
.
on the very next hand. McMurphy called with 
but Woods hit two pair when the dealer spread the board of 
.
., Woods checked, McMurphy fired a bet of 625 and Woods called before both players checked down the river . for middle pair which was good enough to take the pot down.
with 
, only to be called down by Woods who tabled 
.
, ; Woods still had Gudvangen covered and it's 1-0 to Woods.
, Woods led out for 1,300, only to see Gudvangen reraise all in for 3,200. and was well behind the 
of Gudvangen. completed the board to see Gudvangen double up.
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