On the flop, all three players checked and the arrived on the turn. Elliot Smith checked in the blinds, Renato Nowak bet 3,500 and Martin Kabrhel folded from one seat over. Smith called and they checked down the on the river, Smith had put on the sunglasses.
The of the Canadian won the pot and Nowak mucked his a bit too high, thus resulting in the dealer revealing it to all players on the other side of the table as well.
Among the last few hands of the previous level, Quirin Zech, Stipo Vladic and Renato Nowak generated a pot of 14,000 chips to the flop . Nowak fired 7,000 for half the pot out of the big blind and both his opponents folded. Nowak then showed his cards to table neighbor Martin Kabrhel and Nowak said "straight ready" to the rest of the table, to which he and Kabrhel both laughed heartily.
Over on the feature table, Paul Newey opened up the action under the gun with for 1,500 before Hans Olymp three-bet with to 4,000.
Olymp bet 10,000 on the flop of , which Newey called with top pair. Newey called another 10,000 chip bet on the turn from his opponent when the appeared. The on the river slowing down Olymp who shipped the pot after both players checked the action.
One player has been eliminated from the feature table, requiring a balance of the two tables and thus Franco Cantarella was moved over. What exactly happened cannot be revealed yet though, as the action of the stream is on a 30-minute delay.
Philipp Tsukernik folded to a river bet on a board of and then faced the open raise of Stipo Vladic to 1,500. Tsukernik raised to 4,000 and Martin Kabrhel as well as Vladic both called to see the flop . The action was checked to Kabrhel and he made it 5,500 to go, which was called only by Tsukernik.
Both players then checked the turn and river to see Tsukernik take down the pot with for a straight.
Franco Cantarella raised to 1,300 and Stipo Vladic as well as Renato Nowak called. On the flop, Nowak checked his option from the small blind and Cantarella bet 5,200. Vladic had other plans and now raised to 13,200 to enforce a fold from Nowak and a call by Cantarella. The fell on the turn and Cantarella quickly check-folded to a bet worth 18,000 by Vladic.
Quirin Zech opened to 1,500 and Elliot Smith called before Stipo Vladic three-bet to 7,500 from the button. Only Zech called and then checked the flop. Vladic fired 10,000 and Zech quickly sent his cards into the muck.
The three-way turn of a board was checked through by Philipp Tsukernik in the big blind, Martin Kabrhel from early position and Franco Cantarella on the button. The river filled up the board and Cantarella fired 6,000 for just over pot size once it was checked to him.
Tsukernik folded but Kabrhel eventually called to have Cantarella announce a jack. "You want to see?" the German asked and Kabrhel nodded, getting shown the . Kabrhel took down the pot with for a straight.
flop, all three players checked and the 
arrived on the turn. Elliot Smith checked in the blinds, Renato Nowak bet 3,500 and Martin Kabrhel folded from one seat over. Smith called and they checked down the 
on the river, Smith had put on the sunglasses. 
of the Canadian won the pot and Nowak mucked his 
a bit too high, thus resulting in the dealer revealing it to all players on the other side of the table as well.
. Nowak fired 7,000 for half the pot out of the big blind and both his opponents folded. Nowak then showed his cards to table neighbor Martin Kabrhel and Nowak said "straight ready" to the rest of the table, to which he and Kabrhel both laughed heartily.
for 1,500 before Hans Olymp three-bet with 
appeared. The 
on the river slowing down Olymp who shipped the pot after both players checked the action.
. The action was checked to Kabrhel and he made it 5,500 to go, which was called only by Tsukernik. 
turn and 
river to see Tsukernik take down the pot with 
for a straight.
flop, Nowak checked his option from the small blind and Cantarella bet 5,200. Vladic had other plans and now raised to 13,200 to enforce a fold from Nowak and a call by Cantarella. The 
was checked through by Philipp Tsukernik in the big blind, Martin Kabrhel from early position and Franco Cantarella on the button. The 
for a straight.
