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Action was picked up with the cards on their backs. Krisztian Uglar was all in and at risk for 150,000 versus Alain Hostettler who had him covered.
Krisztian Uglar: A♣2♠
Alain Hostettler: 6♣6♦
Uglar made top pair on the A♦9♣7♠7♥K♥ runout to secure the double up.
Wolfgang Bittl was all-in for 230,000 from the big blind. Tymofii Savkin had put his remaining 300,000 on the button, and Nathaniel Levi was also in the pot, covering both.
Wolfgang Bittl: A♥A♦
Tymofii Savkin: J♠J♣
Nathaniel Levi: K♠K♦
No one hit a set on 4♦2♣9♥8♣2♠, meaning Bittl tripled up. Meanwhile, Savkin's last chips were given to Levi as he took his exit.
However, Bittl did not end up as the biggest stack on the table, as that title belonged to Pascal Pflock, who had a stack of two and a half times the average.
There were already around 250,000 chips in the middle on a flop of 4♣8♥3♠ when Daniele Grasso bet 80,000, and Jan Krahulik shvoed for 420,000. Grasso had his opponent slightly covered and after a few minutes of thinking, he stuck in the call.
Jan Krahulik: K♠8♠
Daniele Grasso: 9♣8♣
Both had flopped top pair but the kicker of Krahulik was far superior to Grasso's, and put him in a strong position to double up.
The 4♦ turn did bring around some chop outs, but the 5♠ river changed nothing and Krahulik took the pot.
Nivel: 24
Ciegas: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
Daniel Kaspari called for 40,000 from early position. Erik van Hulst then reraised to 90,000 from early position. Mousa Awad then made it 180,000 from the cutoff.
Action folded back around to Kaspari who moved all in for 345,000. Van Hulst then moved all in and had Kaspari covered. Awad then went into the tank and had both players covered. He found the fold in the end and the players showed down.
Daniel Kaspari: J♣J♥
Erik van Hulst: A♠A♥
"I folded kings" claimed Awad.
"Did you really have kings?" asked Van Hulst.
"Yes" replied Awad, which earned him a fist bump from Van Hulst.
Awad would have scooped a huge one if he made the call as the K♣2♦10♦ would have provided him with top set. However it was Van Hulst's aces that held across the 3♠ turn and 8♦ river.
Ron Jeda limped in under the gun, after which Michal Schuh made it 70,000 to go in the cutoff. Valerii Kalynych then three-bet to 160,000 in the big blind.
Jeda jammed all in for 210,000, getting a fold from Schuh and a reluctant call from Kalynych.
Ron Jeda: A♦K♠
Valerii Kalynych: A♥8♦
The K♣K♥K♦ flop brought Jeda four of a kind, leaving Kalynych drawing dead. The Q♦Q♥ runout did not matter as Jeda raked in his double-up with a big smile on his face.
Milo Zandi opened from the button and Darius Neagoe shoved from the small blind for around 200,000. Once the big blind folded, Zandi called.
Darius Neagoe: Q♥J♣
Milo Zandi: A♠9♠
Neagoe found a dream flop of 9♥J♠10♣, which gave him a pair and open-ended straight draw to go along with it. However, the 9♣ turn put Zandi back in control with one card to came. Neagoe improved to a full house on the river, but unfortunately for him, the 9♦ gave Zandi quads.
Action was picked up on the river of 10♣A♦7♣3♦3♠. Patrick White had checked to Pascal Pflock who had moved all in and had White covered.
White was deep in the tank. Dragos Cordin gave him a small cookie to eat whilst he pondered his call. Eventually, White flicked in the call, and the cookie crumbled. Pflock showed A♣3♣ for a full house which bested White's A♥9♥.
After the pot had been pushed his way, Cordin tossed Pflock a cookie of his own.
With around 150,000 chips in the middle on a board of 4♠K♠Q♥A♠, Quentin Pecheur checked it over to Amiel Gamliel, who shoved. Pecheur had around 100,000 remaining in his stack and only needed a few seconds before he decided to call and put himself at risk.
Quentin Pecheur: Q♠3♦
Amiel Gamliel: A♣7♥
Pecheur had a pair and a flush draw, but needed to improve as Gamliel had paired his ace. Unfortunately for Pechuer, the 5♥ on the river didn't help, which meant he was eliminated.
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