Alexander Ivarsson opened for 80,000 from the hijack and Jaroslaw Sikora three bet to 210,000. Ivarsson called. The flop came and Ivarsson checked. Sikora fired 175,000 into the 525,000 pot. Ivarsson called.
The fell on the turn and both players checked. The on the river made Ivarsson bet 525,000 into 875,000. Sikora cut out calling chips but tanked for a fair bit before making the call. In the end he did with his and he was good as Ivarsson showed .
Niall Farrell opened for 90,000 from early position and Alen Bilic called from the cutoff. Alexander Ivarsson then three-bet to 330,000 from the button, both blinds folded, and Farrell four-bet to 675,000.
Bilic quickly folded, and then Ivarsson took his time before five-betting all in. Farrell wasted little time in folding.
Jaroslaw Sikora opened the cutoff for 80,000 and Antonio Chemi, who had been blinded down to 210,000, pushed all in from the button. Both blinds folded and Sikora added the few chips he needed to make the call.
Antonio Chemi:
Jaroslaw Sikora:
It was a virtual coin flip who would win before the flop, but Sikora jumped to the spot of heavy favorite after the first three community cards: . The on the turn sealed the deal for Sikora, and the on the river was there just to make things official.
Antoni Chemi made his exit in 10th place, netting him €40,410. The remaining nine players are guaranteed €49,560 and are now redrawn to one table. Play will continue till the official final table of 8 is reached and then halted for the official photo. Play than resumes till only 6 players remain and the bagging and tagging will commence.
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A short-stacked Nabil Cardoso shoved all in for 225,000 under the gun and Jaroslaw Sikora called from the cutoff. The rest of the players folded and it was off to the races.
Sikora:
Cardoso:
Cardoso was behind, but he pulled ahead on the flop. Neither the turn nor river helped Sikora, and Cardoso shipped the double.
Niall Farrell made it 90,000 from the cutoff and Alexander Ivarsson in the big blind called. The flop came and Ivarsson check called a bet of 100,000. The on the turn saw both players check so the pot stayed 425,000. The completed the board and Ivarsson bet out 255,000. Farrell contemplated what to do for a bit, and then cut out 750,000 to raise. Ivarsson called, and Farrell showed and Ivarsson mucked.
Alen Bilic opened the button for 80,000 and Nabil Cardoso called from the big blind. Cardoso check called 90,000 on , check called 155,000 on the turn, and 255,000 on the river. Bilic showed and Cardoso mucked.
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Alen Bilic raised to 85,000 from the button and Nabil Cardoso defended from the big blind to see a flop. Cardoso then check-called a bet of 90,000, and then check-called one of 155,000 on the turn. Both players then checked the river and Cardoso tabled the for a pair of nines, which proved inferior to Bilic's .
and Ivarsson checked. Sikora fired 175,000 into the 525,000 pot. Ivarsson called.
fell on the turn and both players checked. The 
on the river made Ivarsson bet 525,000 into 875,000. Sikora cut out calling chips but tanked for a fair bit before making the call. In the end he did with his 
and he was good as Ivarsson showed 
.
. The 
on the turn sealed the deal for Sikora, and the 
turn nor 
river helped Sikora, and Cardoso shipped the double.
and Ivarsson check called a bet of 100,000. The 
completed the board and Ivarsson bet out 255,000. Farrell contemplated what to do for a bit, and then cut out 750,000 to raise. Ivarsson called, and Farrell showed 
and Ivarsson mucked.
, check called 155,000 on the 
turn, and 255,000 on the 
river. Bilic showed 
flop. Cardoso then check-called a bet of 90,000, and then check-called one of 155,000 on the 
for a pair of nines, which proved inferior to Bilic's 