Zvi Stern lost the race with his short stack and departed whereas Nicholas Palma just got his stack of 119,900 in out of the small blind with the . Luc Greenwood looked him up with the and the board ran out and the quads of Palma scored a double.
He even threw in a little needle with "This time you even had a hand, not like king eight and ace deuce."
The hot run of Dominik Nitsche has been halted for now while Akin Tuna and Vladas Tamasauskas increaded their stacks. Nitsche raised from the cutoff and Jacob Bazeley three-bet the button for 25,000. Dietrich Fast then four-bet all in for 62,200 and Nitsche called, Bazeley folded.
Fast:
Nitsche:
The battle of the German saw Fast get up from his chair before the flop fell . Middle set held up, as both the turn and river blanked.
On a river of Luc Greenwood had bet 65,000 and Lebedev looked to be faced with a tough call. He finally made the call and Greenwood winced as he turned over for just ace-high. Lebedev flipped over for a flush and scooped the pot to take him over 600,000.
A raising war between the two Canadians Shyam Srinivasan and Francois Billard ended up with the latter being at risk for his last 151,000, holding pocket queens. Srinivasan had the two overs in but failed to get there on a board of . That sent Srinivasan all the way below starting stack and he will have less than 10 big blinds for the next level.
Luiz Duarte raised and picked up one caller in Dietrich Fast from one seat over. Duarte's continuation bet on the flop for 13,500 was called by Fast, who then took the opportunity on the turn as his opponent had checked. The German bet 32,000 and Duarte check-called before checking again the river.
Now Fast bet a hefty 68,000 with slightly more behind and Duarte eventually called with to better the of Fast.
A few minutes later, Connor Drinan shoved for 33,800 from the cutoff and Dominik Nitsche called on the button, turning over . "You can't win with that hand," Fast joked and Nitsche replied "I played it better than you."
Drinan had the and held up with the board running out .
The departure of Sam Greenwood not long ago means that just Luc is still in among the three brothers that participated in the event. And Kevin Killeen has also just been sent to the rail a few minutes prior to the end of the level.
Killeen started the hand with around 80,000 chips and Timothy Adams defended his big blind to check-raise the flop flop. Killeen moved all in and was called.
Killeen:
Adams:
The turn changed not much, but the river gave Adams a straight and sent the Irishman to the rail.
Samuel Panzica shoved a three-way flop of after check-raising all in for more than 100,000 into an Akin Tuna bet for 14,000 and a call by Dominik Nitsche. Both opponents folded.
Steve O'Dwyer raised to 10,000 from under the gun and Arne Coulier moved all in for 98,500 to enforce a fold.
Last but not least, Jeff Gross raised three-bet to 31,000 and into a Gustav Nordh open to 12,000 and then called the shove for his last 139,500.
Gross:
Nordh:
Both players raised up from their chairs and the board gave Nordh a straight and Gross a full house.
. Luc Greenwood looked him up with the 
and the board ran out 
and the quads of Palma scored a double.
. Middle set held up, as both the 
turn and 
Luc Greenwood had bet 65,000 and Lebedev looked to be faced with a tough call. He finally made the call and Greenwood winced as he turned over 
for just ace-high. Lebedev flipped over 
for a flush and scooped the pot to take him over 600,000.
. That sent Srinivasan all the way below starting stack and he will have less than 10 big blinds for the next level.
flop for 13,500 was called by Fast, who then took the opportunity on the 
turn as his opponent had checked. The German bet 32,000 and Duarte check-called before checking again the 
to better the 
river gave Adams a straight and sent the Irishman to the rail.
after check-raising all in for more than 100,000 into an Akin Tuna bet for 14,000 and a call by Dominik Nitsche. Both opponents folded.
