The flop of 
brought a bet of 4,000 and Abdullah Atshanti raised to 11,000, his opponent from Italy called. The 
turn was checked and the 
triggered a bet of 9,000 by the Italian.
"I don't have nine!?" Atshanti said and pushed all in for around that amount, his opponent reluctantly turned over his cards and showed the 
for a set. Atshanti flashed 
and headed to the rail.
After a raise to 2,800, Cinh Coat Le called from one seat over and the rest of the table folded. Action checked to Le on the 
flop and his bet of 3,800 did the trick to claim the pot.
Le is one of several players that have recently moved up on the leaderboard.
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
"Afternoon players, you are on a 15-minute break," the announcement came and that was referring to all remaining players on Day 1d. With 171 unique players and 36 re-entries, there are just 111 of them remaining and they will be back shortly to play the final three levels of the night.
Anthony Andreou raised to 2,000 and a short stack jammed for 15,000 in the small blind. Andreou called and tabled the 
, the small blind had a flip with 
. The 
flop improved the player at risk, but Andreou locked up the elimination with the 
turn to make the 
river a formality.
Kelly Saxby raised on the button and called the shove of Mudasser Hussain in the small blind for what appeared to be 12 big blinds.
Mudasser Hussain: 
Kelly Saxby: 
The board came 
and Hussain was sent to the rail.
The turbo heat has entered level two already with four tables in action and 31 players registered. Kalidou Sow busted 1d and opted to join the turbo heat, and Julien Sitbon may very well do the same.
Kully Sidhu, Rehman Kassam, Henri Vaisanen, Lena Evans and Gary Miller are also already seated.
A raise to 3,500 by Gerald Ringe and a call by the small blind were showing and Ramon Miquel Munoz then shoved for 16,200. Both Ringe and the small blind called and the two remaining active players checked down the board of 
and Miquel Munoz showed . Ringe mucked 
and the small blind only had the 
.
Kfir Ivgi jammed into two limpers for around 20 big blinds and behind him, Matthieu Rigolot moved all in over the top to force out the limpers.
Kfir Ivgi: 
Matthieu Rigolot: 
The board came 
and ace-high remained best for Rigolot.
Filippo Ragone was all in and at risk with the 
and had little to fear as his opponent held the inferior pocket pair with the 
. However, the 
turn sent the Ragone behind and he jumped up from his chair.
The old "about to leave and get there" trick worked, as Ragone spiked the river to double.
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