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With around 25,000 already in the pot on a board of J♣3♦10♣3♥6♣, Aos Almsalam who was in the big blind bet 4,000, but was quickly put all-in for his tournement life by Ferderico Caroe in the cutoff.
Almsalam tanked for approximately two minutes before someone on his table called "time". Almsalam ultimately made the call and tabled 8♠8♦ for the win while Caroe showed A♥Q♥.
Nicola D'Anselmo was all-in from early position for 19,000 and was looked up by Giuseppe Dedoni in middle position, who had him well covered as players flipped their cards.
Nicola D'Anselmo: 8♥8♠ 
Giuseppe Dedoni: 10♥10♠
D'Anselmo was dominated and the board ran out Q♥J♠6♣7♠10♦ to give Dedoni a set of tens on the river. Dedoni won the pot and D'Anselmo was eliminated.
Artur Shupa open-shoved all in from early position with a short stack of 11,000 and Gaetano Brignone made the call in the small blind with the covering stack. Players flipped their cards.
Artur Shupa: K♣K♦
Gaetano Brignone: A♦10♦
Shupa was way ahead with his pocket kings and stayed ahead on the 10♠J♠9♣ flop and 8♣ turn. The river, however, was the A♣ and Brignone paired his ace to win the pot, sending Shupa to the rail.
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Nivel: 9
Ciegas: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
The players headed off for their final 20-minute break before the dinner break.
Following a middle position open-raise, Kreshnik Maloku called in the small blind, then Rauno Kiviloo three-bet to 9,000 from the big blind and both other players called.
The flop came A♥A♣A♠ and Maloku checked. Kiviloo bet 5,000 and only Maloku called. The turn was the J♣ and Maloku checked again. Kiviloo bet 8,000 and Maloku called.
Both players then checked to showdown on the 3♣ river. Maloku had 5♠5♣ and Kiviloo turned over 9♣9♦ for the winning hand, a higher full house with aces full of nines to win the pot.
Pavol Szetei open-raised to 2,500 from the cutoff and Nicolas Cima moved all in from the button with a short stack of 8,600. Szetei made the call and players flipped their cards, with Cima at risk.
Nicolas Cima: A♣5♣
Pavol Szetei: Q♣J♠
Cima didn't have to worry about busting for long, the A♠3♦2♦ flop giving him a pair of aces and leaving Szetei drawing thin. The turn was the 5♥ and river the 6♥ and Cima made two pair to double up his stack.
PokerNews picked up the action on a board of 9♥A♣4♣3♣4♦, where Rasmus Rasmussen had already fired a bet of 6,000 from the cutoff following a check from Maximilian Monch in the big blind.
Monch deliberated for a while before shoving all in, comfortably covering Rasmussen. After some careful thought, rechecking his cards, and calculating his stack, Rasmussen made the call, setting up a dramatic showdown.
Confidently, Monch declared, “Flush!” as he revealed 7♣2♣. However, Rasmussen had him beat, turning over Q♣10♣ for a higher flush. The call secured a crucial double-up for Rasmussen, leaving Monch visibly frustrated and shaking his head.
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