"Queens again!" said Fatima Moreira de Melo after her all in push was called by Anaras Alekberovas.
She was under-the-gun and paused to consider her move before pushing her remaining 601,000 over the line. The action folded around to Alekberovas in the big blind and he snapped.
Alekberovas:
Moreira De Melo:
The board ran . A jack was not enough to save the Team PokerStars SportStar.
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Hernandez:
Karamalikis:
The board was not what Hernandez needed and he hit the rail in 15th place for a cash prize of €34,650.
Jonathan Karamilikis raised to 60,000 from the hijack and received a call from Samuel Rodriguez in the cutoff. Ole Schemion then three-bet to 150,000 from the button, only Karamalikis called, and the flop fell .
Karamalikis proceeded to check-call a bet of 155,000, and then check-called a bet of 263,000 on the turn. The Australian checked for a third time on the river, and Schemion moved all in for 1.4 million. Karamalikis thought long and hard before releasing his hand.
At the main feature table John Juanda opened the hand with a raise to 67,000 from the button and Antonin Duda called from the big blind.
The flop ran and Juanda continued for 78,000. Duda called. The Czech took over on the turn betting 160,000 and Juanda check-called. The on the river was followed by the 300,000 bet from Juanda. It was too much for Duda and he folded the hand.
If you're going to out, why not go out in a blaze of glory? Aku Joentausta won't be thinking that right now, he'll be ruing his failed bluff attempt.
He raised to 65,000 from under the gun and was called by Ole Schemion in the cut-off and Ilari Sahamies in the small blind. Joentausta continued for 100,000 on the flop and was called by both players.
Schemion was the only player who called Joentausta's 300,000 bet on the turn. The river came and Joentausta "emptied the clip" by betting all his remaining 1,190,000 chips.
Schemion looked like he wanted to call but it took him five minutes to seemingly pluck up the courage to slide the calling chips forward with his for top two-pair. It was good too as the Finn only had .
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In the very next hand after doubling Morten Mortensen, Antonin Duda got his short stack all in preflop with and was up against the of Mikolaj Zawadzki.
This time Duda was on his feat as the dealer burned and proceeded to run out .
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We're not sure of the betting, but we do know that over at the feature table [Removed:273] was all in preflop with and up against the of Morten Mortensen. Casals was in need of some help to keep his EPT Barcelona Main Event hopes alive, but the flop left him wanting. The turn gave him a gut-shot straight draw, but the would blank on the river by pairing the board.
With that, Casals' run came to an end in 13th place for €40,400.
. A jack was not enough to save the Team PokerStars SportStar.
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turn. The Australian checked for a third time on the 
and Juanda continued for 78,000. Duda called. The Czech took over on the 
on the river was followed by the 300,000 bet from Juanda. It was too much for Duda and he folded the hand.
turn. The river came 
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flop left him wanting. The