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Nicolae Madalin opened to 5,500 from early position and was called by Alexandru Brumaru in the hijack. Lucia Navarro also called in the big blind to see the 3♠6♣Q♥ flop.
Navarro checked and folded after Brumaru continued for 5,000, with Madalin making the call. Both players then checked the 3♦ turn.
Madalin checked to Brumaru on the 4♣ river, who fired 16,000. The call was made and Brumaru showed K♠9♠, while Madalin tabled 10♠10♣ for two pair to claim the pot.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Hugo Loustau called in the cutoff and Pedro Gonzalez did the same on the button. Pasquale Grimaldi then made the call in the small blind before Nick Eastwood checked his big blind option.
A round of checks followed the 3♥J♦A♣ flop, with four more checks coming after the 5♥ turn.
Grimaldi and Eastwood checked one last time on the A♦ river and Loustau fired 5,000 into the middle. That produced a pair of folds before Eastwood made the call.
Loustau showed 10♠10♦ to earn the pot as Eastwood mucked.
Renaldo Dumitrascu opened to 4,500 from under the gun with Carmen Zainescu calling in the cutoff. Bogdan Nicolae also called in the big blind.
The Q♠7♥10♥ flop saw all three players check, with Nicolae leading out for 8,000 on the 7♠ turn. Dumitrascu called while Zainescu folded, and the dealer turned over the 7♦ river.
Nicolae fired again, this time sliding out 18,000 chips. Dumitrascu did not take long to fold, as Nicolae collected an early pot.
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Day 2 is underway and late registration has closed.
A total of 25 players have fresh stacks of 50,000 chips, including 888poker Stream Team member Anderi Cosmin.
After a short delay, the dealing has begun and play is underway on Day 2.
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