Paul Guichard has extended his lead after a huge pot went down at the outer table that saw two players eliminated.
Guichard opened from the hijack and saw Denis Cheremisin move all-in from the button and Chris Brammer move all-in from the small blind. He insantly called to set up a three-way showdown.
Guichard:
Cheremisin:
Brammer:
The board ran to see the kings hold up. The flop and turn offered hope for both all-in players, but the river bricked.
No doubt Brammer will be off to grind Sunday online. Good luck focusing properly on that.
Olivier Rogez opened to 80,000 in middle position and Vuong Than Trong three-bet to 200,000 from the hijack. The rest of the table folded, Rogez called, and the flop came down .
Rogez led out for 175,000, but Trong shoved for 745,000. After a few moments Rogez called and watched as Trong tabled for middle pair. Rogez was trailing with and found no help from the turn nor the river.
Nikolaus Teichert doubled up in a strange hand versus Denis Cheremisin.
Cheremisin raised from the cut-off and the German player defended his big blind before he led for 170,000 on the flop. Cheremisin called and then bet 250,000 when Teichert checked to him on the turn. Teichert called and then shoved for 800,000 on the river. Cheremisin snap called but mucked upon seeing Teichert's . What could he have snap called with?
A few hands later Cheremisin manged to double up to 310,000 when his stayed ahead of Ignat Liviu after he called all-in from the big blind when the Romanian shoved.