Under the gun, Dominic Nitsche min-raised to 400, and Viktor "Isildur1" Blom three-bet to 3,150 a couple seats over. Not to be outdone, Denis Pisarev put in the cold four-bet to 3,150 total, and now only Blom called to go heads up to the flop.
It came 
, and Blom check-called a bet of 3,600. When the 
paired the board on fourth street, Blom took the lead with a bet of 5,450, and now it was Pisarev doing the calling. The 
filled out the river, and Blom only had one play left, all in for 13,125. Pisarev spent a few minutes considering the decision for most of his own chips, but he eventually mustered the gumption to drop the calling chips into the pot.
Blom patted the table in acknowledgement that he'd been caught, and he flipped his 
over onto the felt. Pisarev's 
were plenty good enough to earn him the knockout, and Blom's exit has made his table just a bit more manageable for the others now.
. Sarwer led for 2,200 from the small blind and was called by the big blind. The third player folded.
and Sarwer's 5,000 bet was called. He tabled 
for a straight and the big blind seemed frustrated and threw his cards into the muck. "Turned my hand into a bluff on the turn but got there on the river," commented the Canadian.
and Grospellier check-called a bet of 1,500 from his opponent before the dealer placed the 
out on the turn. Both players checked and then the river completed the board with the 
. Both players checked once more.
, but his flush was no good to Grospellier's 
and the 
and seeing a 
board.
, Mercier fired 2,325 and Pastor made the call to see the 
