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Bart Lybaert and Mantas Bagocius just clashed again not long after they last battled it out on the felt.
There were around 40,000 chips in the pot on a 7♣4♣K♣5♦ board when Lybaert fired out 36,000, which Bagocius called.
An 8♦ dropped on the river and both checked it down, with Lybaert showing ace-high with A♣2♠, but Bagocius held the winner with K♥10♣ for a pair of kings.
Danut Chisu raised to 7,000 from middle position with only Antonios Poziadis calling out of the big blind.
Poziadis knuckled the action over the Chisu on the J♥5♣4♣ flop and Chisu quickly fired a continuation-bet of 5,000. Poziadis stuck around with a call.
The 8♣ turn got a second check from Poziadis and a second bet from Chisu, this time for 30,000. Poziadis pondered briefly before the call.
After Poziadis checked the 2♠ river, Chisu instantly shoved for 52,000, and Poziadis instantly folded.
Aneris Adomkevicius just got a big value-raise paid off on the river by Mikhail Zavoloka.
On a flop of J♥7♥6♣, Zavoloka checked from the big blind and Adomkevicius fired out 7,000 in the cutoff. Zavoloka then made it 20,000, and Adomkevicius called.
Both saw the K♦ on the turn and checked to the 6♥ river, where Zavoloka bet 10,000. Adomkevicius then put in a raise to 55,000, which sent Zavoloka into the tank. Some moments passed and eventually he made the call.
Adomkevicius then flipped top pair with K♣Q♦, and Zavoloka mucked.
Hassan Nashar got his fresh stack of 100,000 chips into the middle preflop with Gurcan Gungoren trying to bust him.
Hassan Nashar: A♠Q♠ 
Gurcan Gungoren: J♣J♦
Nashar found himself in a race with ace-queen against the pocket jacks of Gungoren. The 8♦3♠4♠ flop gave Nashar a flush draw. The 6♥ turn didn't change anything, and neither did the 2♥. Nashar was out and the pot was sent to Gungoren.
Nashar has since rebought and is now sitting with a new starting stack at another table.
Andrii Novak raised to 8,000 from early position with Konstantin Voronin calling from middle position, and both blinds coming along.
Four players saw the flop come down 7♥4♣3♠ and the action checked to Voronin. Voronin bet 11,000, which was only called by both blinds.
The small blind player led out for 32,000 upon seeing the Q♠ roll off on the turn. Only Voronin called.
Both players quickly checked the 5♣ river and the small lblind player flipped over A♣Q♣ for a pair of queens. Voronin had that beat with 4♦4♠ for a set of fours.
Mantas Bagocius had 14,000 in front of him in middle position and Bart Lybaert had made it 50,000 to go from the cutoff. With the action back on Bagocius, he called.
The flop came A♥8♠3♦ and after Bagocius checked, Lybaert fired out a small continuation-bet of 18,000. Bagocius called.
When the A♦ paired the board on the turn, Bagocius checked once again and Lybaert continued to fire with a sizing of 31,000. That was too much for Bagocius as he folded to the pressure, leaving him with a stack of around 110,000.
Qiang Xu is seated at the same table and has a stack of around 800,000 at the moment. At the opposite end of the counts is Florian Duta, who has around 80,000 to work with.
Carmen Zainescu, who took through the chip lead from Day 1b, has just breached the seven-figure mark and has around 1,050,000 in her stack.
On the same table is Fahredin Mustafov, who grew his stack to around 300,000 after getting a pot-sized bet through on a 6♦10♣6♠9♣ board with around 45,000 in the middle.
Nivel: 14
Ciegas: 2,000/3,500
Ante: 3,500
A big hand just got reported back to PokerNews.
Alisa Sibgatova had raised under the gun with Dmitry Zakharov calling from middle position.
Heads-up to a rainbow flop of Jx9x5x. Sibgatova put out a continuation-bet on the flop and Zakharov raised. Sibgatova shoved for roughly 120,000 and Zakharov called to put her at risk.
Alisa Sibgatova: AxAx
Dmitry Zakharov: 5x5x
Zakharov had out-flopped Sibgatova by hitting a set of fives. The 4x turn meant only an ace on the river could save Sibgatova. Sibgatova began to get out of her chair as the dealer dropped the Ax on the river to improve her to top set and keep her in the tournament.
Sibgatova commented after the hand: "That really works!" referring to the act of standing up from your chair to bring in the miracle river.
Dmitry Gromov has a mountain of chips in front of him and just raked in another pot after a hand with Georges Chehade.
Chehade raised the button and Gromov defended his big blind to see a flop of A♥J♣Q♦, which both checked to the Q♥ turn. Gromov bet 15,000 and Chehade called.
When the 8♦ dropped on the river, Gromov fired again for 30,000, which send Chehade into a deep ponder. Some moments passed and Chehade decided to call, then he quickly mucked when Gromov showed trips with Q♠10♥.
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