Team PokerStars Pro David Williams just doubled up Piero Schiavulli. The two got all the money in on the flop with Williams holding the to Schiavulli's . The turn paired the board to give Schiavulli a full house when the fell. That left Williams drawing dead and the river completed the board with the . Schiavulli was all in for 27,325 and crushed Williams way down to 3,100 in chips.
When we arrived at the table, the pot had over 15,000 chips in the middle with the board reading . Alessandro Furneri bet 4,575 into Xuan Liu. She put in a solid raise to 16,300 and that sent Furneri into the tank. He thought for a couple of minutes, but folded his hand in the end and Liu won the pot.
Salvatore Moncada had just 5,800 chips left when he stuck them in preflop with . Roger Hairabedian was similarly short-stacked, and he put Moncada to the test with .
The board ran out , and Moncada shot out of his chair in celebration. It comes at Hairabedian's expense, though, and the Frenchman is left with barely two big blinds now.
The last level is underway with roughly 250 players remaining from the 359 that began the day. In 60 minutes, the remaining players will be bagging and tagging for the night.
We may be in San Remo, Italy for this EPT event, but this hand saw two Australians duke it out in Daniel Neilson and Kyle Cheong.
The two were in action on the flop with Neilson up first. He checked and Cheong fired 1,275. Neilson check-raised to 3,600 and Cheong made the call.
A fourth spade hit the felt when the landed on the turn. Neilson follow up his flop check-raise with a bet of 5,200. Cheong thought for a little bit and then called to see the river.
The paired the board on the river and Neilson moved all in for 17,525. Cheong began to think. At one point he told Neilson that he wasn't slow rolling him, but was rather just thinking things through to make sure it all made sense. He eventually made the call for less chips than Neilson moved in for.
Neilson tabled the for a flopped flush. Cheong tabled the for a better flopped flush and won the pot. He doubled up while Neilson was left crippled.
Action folded to Anton Thorarinsson in the cutoff seat and he raised to 1,300. Ben Delaney reraised from the big blind to 3,000. Thorarinsson spent a long time in the tank, but eventually made the call to see the flop. Thorarinsson had approximately 12,500 behind after he called preflop and Delaney put him to the test for all of it, firing all in. Thorarinsson quickly folded and Delaney won the pot.
Pernille Ravn raised to 1,200 to open the pot, and Vojtech Ruzicka spent some time soaking in the big blind. He only had 7,800 chips left, and he eventually three-bet shoved. Ravn quickly called, and it was a flip.
Showdown
Ravn:
Ruzicka:
Ruzicka had to sweat it until the river, but he finally found his double on the {4h] board. He's back up to 16,200 now, while Ravn takes a little knock back down to 66,000.
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flop with Williams holding the 
to Schiavulli's 
. The turn paired the board to give Schiavulli a full house when the 
fell. That left Williams drawing dead and the river completed the board with the 
. Schiavulli was all in for 27,325 and crushed Williams way down to 3,100 in chips.
. Alessandro Furneri bet 4,575 into Xuan Liu. She put in a solid raise to 16,300 and that sent Furneri into the tank. He thought for a couple of minutes, but folded his hand in the end and Liu won the pot.
. Roger Hairabedian was similarly short-stacked, and he put Moncada to the test with 
.
, and Moncada shot out of his chair in celebration. It comes at Hairabedian's expense, though, and the Frenchman is left with barely two big blinds now.
paired the board on the river and Neilson moved all in for 17,525. Cheong began to think. At one point he told Neilson that he wasn't slow rolling him, but was rather just thinking things through to make sure it all made sense. He eventually made the call for less chips than Neilson moved in for.
for a better flopped flush and won the pot. He doubled up while Neilson was left crippled.
flop. Thorarinsson had approximately 12,500 behind after he called preflop and Delaney put him to the test for all of it, firing all in. Thorarinsson quickly folded and Delaney won the pot.
