PartyPoker Premier League IV

Ian Frazer played as solid as anyone could play throughout the fifth heat of the PartyPoker Premier League IV. After a long day of battle that saw the most hands played in any heat so far, Frazer was able to best Luke Schwartz and take home the maximum 16 points for the win.

Countless swings happened when Frazer, Schwartz and Giovanni Safina were thee handed. The short stacked doubled or tripled numerous times and many watching thought the tournament would never end. But after Schwartz finished off Safina in third place, Frazer finished him off in rather easy fashion.

Schwartz couldn't seem to get anything going uring heads-up play and Frazer was on point. He seemed to just know when Schwartz didn't have it or when he did all match long, especially during heads-up play. After his kings held against Schwartz's , it was all said and done.

Here's how the standings look now.

1. Phil Laak – 48 points
2. David Benyamine - 35 points
3. Giovanni Safina - 29 points
4. Ian Frazer – 26 points
5. Luke Schwartz – 23 points
6. JC Tran – 20 points
7. Yevgeniy Timoshenko – 16 points
8. Roland De Wolfe – 14 points
9. Vanessa Rousso – 12 points
10. Daniel Negreanu – 10 points
11. Phil Hellmuth - 8 points
12. Tony G - 9 points

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Luke Schwartz raised to 120,000 from the button with the and then Ian Frazer attacked back from the big blind with a shove all in holding two red kings. Schwartz made the call, but was hit with the bad news.

The board ran out and Schwartz was eliminated in second place, taking home eleven points and $22,0000 for his finish.

"Here we go The Razor!" yelled at Frazer after the final card hit the felt. ONe of the few words he's said all match.

Luke Schwartz is widely considered as a heads-up specialist in the online game, having made millions and played in the biggest games available. One would think he'd have the advantage over Ian Frazer because of this, as the commentators hinted towards at the beginning of the match. But, it's been Frazer that has been owning Schwartz here in the first handful of hands of heads-up play. The commentators adamantly believe that Frazer has a read or tell on Schwartz, and a big one.

Luke Schwartz raised the button again to 120,000, this time with the . Ian Frazer, who's nickname is "The Razor", moved all in with the and Scwartz folded his hand in disgust.

Luke Schwartz raised to 120,000 from the button with the . Ian Frazer must have some sort of red on Schwartz as he moved all in with just . Schwartz folded and the commentators were left speechless.

Luke Schwartz raised the button to 120,000 with the . Ian Frazer reraised from the big blind with the to 300,000 even despite being dominated. Schwartz folded and Frazer picked up the pot.

Ian Frazer opened the button with to 120,000 and Luke Schwartz shoved all in for 870,000 with the to win the pot.

The last two players, Luke Schwartz and Ian Frazer, are on a short break while heads-up play is set up.

Here's how the stacks will look when play resumes.

Ian Frazer - 1,590,000
Luke Schwartz - 810,000

Luke Schwartz moved all in from the small blind against Giovanni Safina's big blind once again. Schwartz held the and was all in for 450,000. Safina held the and took a minute before calling.

"What a slowroll," announced Schwartz. "One more time! Finish this guy!" he yelled out. Safina was all in for 360,000 chips.

The flop came down and another big fist pump and a yell of "Yes!" rang out around the Ravello Bar.

The turn was the and kept Schwartz in the lead. He offered the dealer $300 for a brick and then she dealt the on the river.

"YEAH!!!" roared Schwartz, pumping both fists at his side knowing he has now locked up at least second place. Safina finished in thrid place and earned himself eight points along with $16,000.