From under the gun, Guillaume Darcourt raised to 4,000. Sam El Sayed was in the next seat and three-bet to 11,500. Action folded back to Darcourt and he made the call to see the flop. Both players quickly checked and the turn brought the . Darcourt checked and El Sayed fired 13,000. Darcourt made the call. The river was the and both players checked.
Darcourt showed the to beat El Sayed's and win the pot.
Marvin Rettenmaier raised to 3,400 to open the pot, and Anthony Picault three-bet shoved for 39,400 total. When it came back to Rettenmaier, he'd spend a few long minutes soaking in the tank. After some time, he quietly announced the call with plenty of chips to try for the knockout.
Picault turned up and asked, "Same hand?" but the look on Rettenmaier's face indicated otherwise. He looked like he was a bit frustrated as he fumbled to flip over his cards, possibly a bit upset that he'd made the wrong decision with his .
Board:
That's no good for the German, and having to pay out that double up drops his stack to about 164,000.
Bulgarian Dobromir Nikov called Jonathan Duhamel's all in with the . Duhamel shoved the cutoff with the on the short stack. The board ran out and Duhamel was sent packing.
Team PokerStars Pro Nacho Barbero is out. We don't have the details as he was playing on the inaccessible feature table.
Mickey Petersen and Chris Moorman have a lot if history from online and from Day 1A where the former six-bet the latter of hand. He just raised him off another hand but this time it only took a three-bet from the small blind to do so. Moorman had raised from UTG+1.
Dmitry Gromov is down to 200,000 chips after his pocket nines failed to come from behind to beat an opponent's pocket kings.
Jason Mercier has just been relieved of his last 23,700 chips, the middling stack he's been nursing for many levels now. The Team PokerStars Pro went with , shoving his suited Broadway cards right into the of Antoine Junillon. Oh, and the of Vitali Grigoriev as well.
The board was no help to Mercier, drawing dead as soon as the turn card landed.
Toni Ojala raised from the hijack seat and Daniel Reijmer reraised to 7,100. Ojala's original raise was unknown. Ojala then moved all in and Reijmer called for his entire stack of 36,400. Reijmer held two overcards with the to Ojala's .
The board ran out and Reijmer was sent to the rail.
Guillaume Darcourt raised to 4,000 from middle position and Sam El Sayed called from the next seat. In the cutoff seat, Victor Ramdin also called and the three players took the flop of . Everyone checked and the turn brought the . After Darcourt checked, El Sayed bet 11,000. Ramdin folded and Darcourt also gave it up.
Action folded to Jan Petersen on the button and he made it 3,700 to go. Jasper Wetemans reraised all in from the big blind to put Petersen at risk. Petersen called with the , but saw he was up against the for Wetemans.
The flop, turn and river ran out and Wetemans sent Petersen to the rail.