Gleb Kovtunov shoved all in from the button and Ramin Hajiyev in the big blind instantly called. It was Hajiyev at risk as he had slightly less, but he had a far better hand.
Gleb Kovtunov:
Ramin Hajiyev:
The board ran out and Hajiyev doubled, leaving Kovtunov short.
Mike Watson came back from dinner with just a few big blinds, and he has just been knocked out by Rainer Kempe. Adrian Mateos raised before the flop from middle position to 48,000 and Mike Watson moved all in from his direct left for 56,000.
Rainer Kempe put in another raise to 135,000 from the button and Mateos folded quickly, creating a heads-up showdown.
Kempe:
Watson:
The board ran out and Watson was sent to the rail in 14th place.
Action folded to Fedor Holz in the hijack and he shoved all in for around 280,000. The cutoff folded but Adrian Mateos on the button reshoved. Both blinds got out of the way.
Fedor Holz:
Adrian Mateos:
Things never got weiry for Mateos with the board reading . Holz eliminated just before the dinner break.
Gleb Kovtunov shoved all in for 205,000 and it hadn't been the first time. Action folded around to Mike Watson in the big blind who called with . Kovtunov had and came out victorious on a board of .
Thomas Muehloecker moved all in for 183,000 under the gun plus one and from his direct left it was Luuk Gieles who made the call.
The action folded to Tobias Reinkemeier in the small blind, and he tanked for several minutes before Gieles called the clock on him.
After calling the clock, Gieles buried his head in his arm, but eventually Reinkemeier called.
The board was checked down between Gieles and Reinkemeier on , and the German pro lead out for 100,000 on the river. Gieles folded, and Reinkemeier showed . Muehloecker had shoved with and he got knocked out in 16th place.
. The turn (
) and river (
) were blanks and Thorel doubled.
and Hajiyev doubled, leaving Kovtunov short.
and Watson was sent to the rail in 14th place.
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. Holz eliminated just before the dinner break.
. Kovtunov had 
and came out victorious on a board of 
