In an extremely brief battle, Martin Klaser dominated Casey Kastle and won fifteen of their twenty hands heads-up, Kastle had started off a 2:1 underdog but never looked like closing the gap on his young German opponent.

Klaser Takes Kastle, Check-Mate!

Eventually, Klaser's continual raising told and Kastle was down to a short stack. Kastle called a raise with J T 3 2 and then pushed on the J 9 9 flop. Klaser beat him into the pot with A Q Q 3 and Kastle needed to catch a jack or runner runner to win. The turn was the Q and it was all over, so much so that we couldn't even see the river as Klaser began dancing up and down.

Klaser picks up $216,249 having only been 21 for a few months while Casey Kastle wil get $137,985 as a second place consolation.

Michael Fetter has just been knocked out to leave us with just Klaser and Kastle's in a big battle of the surnames beginning with 'K'. Klaser was the one to eliminate Fetter meaning he'll be starting this heads-up with a 2:1 chip lead.

Fetter Felted (Out in 3rd)

Fetter was all-in with A Q T 9 against Klaser's A Q 7 2, the flop came beautiful for Klaser when it came 7 7 6 giving him trips and the nut low. Fetter though had the flush draw and still had hope. The T appeared on the turn and Fetter gained an extra couple of outs, but the river was the Q, housing up Klaser who jumped up and down and generally did a bit of screaming in excitement for getting heads-up.