Action folded to Charlie Carrel in the small blind and he raised to 1,400. His opponent in the big called, the flop came down 
, and Carrel continued for 1,700. His opponent called, but then snap-folded when Carrel bet 4,700 on the 
turn.
"I had an overpair," Carrel claimed.
Meanwhile, Norway's Kent Roed has been eliminated from the tournament.
The following players busted once already this tournament but have opted to exercise their single reentry option.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
British superstar Stephen Chidwick has bought into the €10,300 High Roller only a few hours after he took down the €2,000 buy-in side event for €119,400.
Have a look at a video he did with Sarah just before he shipped that event.
Max Silver just lost a hand against Jean Souprayenmestry, but he still has 72,000 chips at his disposal.
Silver completed the small blind before calling Souprayenmestry's raise to 1,000. Silver then check-called a 1,000 bet on the 
flop and again on the 
turn, before both players checked on the 
river.
Silver showed 
and Souprayenmestry the 
to win.
"I could have made a straight," said Silver, "I'm trying to make big hands."
Roberto Romanello, who won the EPT Prague Main Event back in Season 7, opened for 800 from middle position and received calls from Ari Engel and Dimitar Danchev on the button and in the big blind respectively.
The 
flop saw Danchev check, Romanello continue for 1,100, and both his opponents call to see the 
turn. Two checks saw Engel bet 4,000, Danchev folded, and Romanello paused for a few beats before check-raising all in.
"Probably happy I didn't snap-call, huh?" Engel, who only had 10,550 back, said after thinking about it for 20 seconds. Another minute or so passed before he called off and discovered the bad news.
Engel: 
Romanello: 
Engel got it in bad, but he was saved when the spiked on the river to give him a winning straight!
Oleh Okhotskyi was in early position and raised to 900 before calling a three-bet to 2,500 from Charlie Carrel in the next seat along. Okhotskyi checked the 
flop and Carrel checked behind.
Okhotskyi checked the 
, but called when Carrel bet 5,000. There was similar action on the 
river, except Carrel's bet was 5,800 this time.
Carrel turned over 
and Okhotskyi the 
.
"A great bluff catcher," said one of the players at the table,
"The perfect bluff catcher," replied Carrel.
We didn't pick up the action until the river with 50,000 already in the pot and a board reading . Jason Wheeler, who was in the middle of getting a massage, moved all in for his last 21,000 and Kiryl Radzivonau, who only had 16,500 back, hit the tank.
Nearly 90 seconds passed before he flung in a call with the 
for a rivered set. Unfortunately for him, it was no good as Wheeler held the nuts with the 
.
Simon Deadman's run in the High Roller has ended at the hands of Tamer Kamel.
We caught Kamel calling Deadman's all-in bet on the river of the 
board and showing , beating Deadman's 
. Deadman can re-enter up to the start of the first level on Day 2 if he wishes.
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