On the flop, Federico Anselmi made it 150,000 to go from under the gun and Marco D'Amico called from middle position to see the on the turn. Anselmi pushed for around 275,000 and that forced a fold.
There were two all-in and call on two different tables and in two different areas.
First up, Chris Da-Silva was all-in for 400,000 and Khalil Youssafi had pushed for around 600,000.
Chris Da-Silva:
Khalil Youssafi:
The suits were covered and Da-Silva was drawing dead on the turn of a board.
On the next table to break, effectively after exactly this elimination, the final hand also resulted in an all-in showdown. Petru Tarlev was all-in for 110,000 in the big blind on a flop, and he was called by Daniyar Aubakirov on the button.
Petru Tarlev:
Daniyar Aubakirov:
Tarlev hit his flush draw thanks to the turn and dodged another diamond on the river.
There was some confusion about the shot clock and countdown announcement on a table in the main tournament room and Francesco Candelari had check-called a bet of 150,000 out of the small blind on the turn.
Until the hand could proceed to the river, however, it took some time for the explanations. The river was then checked and Candelari won the hand with , his opponent was bluffing with .
Pablo Paez raised the cutoff and called the shove of Arie Zilberman for 150,000 on the button.
Arie Zilberman:
Pablo Paez:
On a board of , Zilberman locked up the double on the turn.
At the same time, Xiaozhe Liu was all-in for 540,000 from under the gun and faced Evangelos Bechrakis on the button, who had three-bet jammed with the superior stack.
Xiaozhe Liu:
Evangelos Bechrakis:
The board kept Liu in contention as neither player had a spade in the hand.
This time it was all-in and call in consecutive hands and it would result in a triple up and a double up. Rui Costa held with versus and on a board of and remained in contention.
Tobias Schaaf, who had already doubled on the bubble previously as one of the shortest stacks, then got it in with kings (yes, no joke) versus sixes and there was no upset either.
It was an effective double even though Javier Romero kept a T-25,000 chip behind on the river as his opponent with the saw his stack reduced by 700,000, Romero had hit the nut flush with to let the bubble continue.
Eduards Rakuss was forced all-in for 10,000 out of the big blind and the action had folded to Oscar Gironella in the small blind, who could not fold anymore.
Eduards Rakuss:
Oscar Gironella:
The board came and the ten on the river let the bubble burst. Rakuss was already prepared for what to come next, as he was on the cash game waiting list. The Latvian bumped fists with all at the table and headed right to his seat.
With many short stacks sticking around now, what follows next will be an enormous amount of all-ins in very quick succession and near impossible to track. Around one hour of play is left for the night and the field will likely drop below 100.