De-Han Kim opened to 1,275,000, leaving himself just 25,000 behind. Ofer Tadmor three-bet to 2,000,000, which was enough to get the other players out of the hand. Kim then put his last chip in the middle, and the cards were turned over.
De-Han Kim: A♠4♣
Ofer Tadmor: Q♦Q♠
Tadmor was well ahead with his pocket queens, and the 10♥5♠3♣Q♥6♥ runout brought no help for De-Han, who was eliminated from the tournament.
Marco Lopez Coronado opened to 500,000 from the cutoff, and Casper Jensen defended his big blind.
On the 4♦3♣2♥ flop, Jensen check-called a bet of 450,000 from Coronado.
The 8♦ turn brought a lead bet of 875,000 from Jensen. Coronado then moved all in with the covering stack, and Jensen, who had around 3,100,000 behind, folded.
In the next hand, De-Han Kim opened to 500,000 before Jensen moved all in. De-Han made the call, and the cards were turned over.
Casper Jensen: 7♠7♣
De-Han Kim: A♣K♠
Jensen was ahead with his pocket sevens and stayed in front as the board ran out 4♠4♦3♥3♠10♣. He secured the double-up.
Gabriele Nuzzo opened to 400,000 from under the gun before Emmanouil Chalkiotis moved all-in for 5,025,000 from middle position. Nuzzo made the call, and the cards were turned over.
Emmanouil Chalkiotis: 4♥4♦
Gabriele Nuzzo: A♠K♠
The board ran out Q♣Q♥3♦3♠8♣, giving Chalkiotis two pair, queens and fours, to secure the double-up.
Action folded to James Malatynski in the small blind, and he completed. Jon Kyte checked his option in the big blind.
On the 5♣2♥2♦ flop, Malatynski check-called Kyte's 300,000 bet.
The 6♥ turn brought another check from Malatynski, before Kyte moved all-in for 1,000,000. Malatynski took his time before making the call, and the players revealed their hands.
Jon Kyte: 8♦4♣
James Malatynski: A♥K♣
Kyte needed to improve on the river to stay in the tournament, but the Q♥ changed nothing. Malatynski's ace-king high was good enough to win the pot, eliminating Kyte from the tournament.
Marios Kapiris opened to 500,000 from late position before Stefano Rege Gianas moved all-in for 1,300,000 from the small blind. Kapiris made the call, and the cards were turned over.
Stefano Rege Gianas: 6♠6♣
Marios Kapiris: A♣Q♥
Gianas was ahead with his pocket sixes and stayed in front on the 10♦5♣3♠ flop and 7♦ turn. However, the Q♠ river gave Kapiris a pair of queens to win the pot.
Gabriele Nuzzo bet 725,000 from the button on a J♥5♥4♦ flop with 1,200,000 already in the middle. Emmanouil Chalkiotis check-raised all-in from the big blind, and Nuzzo called off his remaining 4,100,000.
Gabriele Nuzzo: K♠J♦
Emmanouil Chalkiotis: 6♠3♠
Nuzzo was ahead with top pair against Chalkiotis' draw. The 8♣ turn and Q♥ river brought no help for Chalkiotis, and Nuzzo secured the double-up.
With 1,850,000 in the pot on a K♣Q♦7♦ flop, Casper Jensen bet 300,000 and Tereza Vernerova called.
Jensen continued with a bet on the 4♥ turn, this time for 800,000, and Vernerova called again.
The 8♦ river brought a third bet from Jensen, who fired 2,000,000. Vernerova made the call and showed K♦10♣ for top pair, which was good against Jensen's second pair with A♣Q♣.
Marios Kapiris opened to 400,000 from the hijack before Jaime Lozano Diaz moved all-in for 3,400,000 from the small blind. Kapiris made the quick call, and the cards were turned over.
Jaime Lozano Diaz: 10♥10♠
Marios Kapiris: A♥A♦
Diaz was up against Kapiris' pocket aces and needed to find a ten to stay in the tournament. However, the board ran out 6♥8♦J♣5♠2♦, giving him no help.
Kapiris secured the pot, while Diaz was eliminated in 23rd place for €9,800.
Level: 31
Blinds: 100,000/250,000
Ante: 250,000
Tereza Vernerova opened to 400,000 from early position, and Ryan Sweeney three-bet to 1,100,000 from the cutoff. Vernerova made the call, and the two players went to a flop of K♠9♣2♣.
Sweeney continued with a bet of 1,400,000, but Vernerova raised to 4,000,000. Sweeney quickly moved all-in, and Vernerova called after thinking about it briefly.
With two of the biggest stacks involved, the cards were revealed:
Ryan Sweeney: A♣A♦
Tereza Vernerova: 9♠9♦
Sweeney had pocket aces, but Vernerova had flopped a set of nines. Sweeney got up from his chair, hoping to find a way out of the hand.
The 7♣ turn gave him some extra outs with a possible flush draw, but the 10♠ river changed nothing. Vernerova won the huge pot and moved into the chip lead.
button in Safari
