JC Alvarado checked the flop over to Saar Wilf and he fired 1,300. Behind Wilf, Masa Kagawa made the call and then action fell back on Alvarado. He took some time, then check-raised to 4,800. Wilf and Kagawa folded, giving Alvarado the pot.
A flop of was checked around to Team PokerStars Pro Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier who bet 1,600 and only Taylor Paur made the call to see the on the turn.
This time Paur check-called a bet of 2,650 and the dealer put out the on the river, Paur checked again and Elky bet 6,600 which Paur instantly called.
Grospellier showed but he'd been outdone as Paur had been holding .
Taylor Paur and Ekrem Sanioglu got all the money into the middle preflop with Sanioglu the one at risk. He held the and was not delighted to see Paur table the for the best hand.
After a flop, turn and river of , Sanioglu was relegated to the rail.
Jim McCrink checked the flop and Faraz Jaka bet 800. McCrink called and the turn was the . McCrink checked again and Jaka doubled his bet to 1,600. McCrink called. The river was the and McCrink checked a third time. Jaka again doubled his bet and fired 3,200. McCrink folded and Jaka won the pot.
On the flop, Martin Jacobson called a bet of 1,300 from Mike "Timex" McDonald before seeing the come out on the turn. Jacobson checked and McDonald checked behind.
That brought the two players to the river where the landed. Jacobson bet 2,800 and McDonald quickly called.
Jacobson turned up the for top pair, but McDonald's two pair with the was the winner and he scooped in the chips.
Davidi Kitai had raised to 550 from UTG and was called by Alexander Luber Sam Chartier, Ognjen Sekularac and Max Greenwood in the big blind.
The flop was and it was checked to Kitai who bet 1,450, everyone folded bar Greenwood who made a fairly speedy call to see the on the turn.
Greenwood now check-called a bet of 3,300 from the Belgian before both players checked the river. Kitai sighed and showed a slightly unexpected but Greenwood scooped with his two pair holding of .