Level 6
: 1,500/3,000, 500 ante
Koray Aldemir opened the action with a middle position raise to 7,000 and big blind Sergio Aido called.
Aido check-called 6,000 on 
and check-called another 20,500 on the 
turn. The 
completed the board and Aido checked for the third time. Aldemir bet 39,000 and Aido went deep into the tank.
After some time, Martin Kabrhel asked for the clock to be put on Aido. The tournament director came over and, after consulting with the dealer, ruled that there would not follow a one-minute countdown as Aido hadn't taken too much time just yet.
Aido eventually folded and the pot went to Aldemir.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
322,000
32,000
|
32,000 |
|
200,200
49,800
|
49,800 |
. In the cutoff, Leon Tsoukernik was still to act when Ole Schemion mentioned that he thought he had seen a check in the dark before the final community card was dealt.
for a pair of queens.
and Helppi failed to improve.
flop, Zinno checked, Petrangelo bet 21,500 and received the call.
turn, Zinno checked for the second street in a row and Petrangelo shoved for what looked like 136,200. Zinno called and put his opponent at risk.
on the river was a blank and the kicker played a crucial role to eliminate Petrangelo.
and Carrel bet 20,000. Troyanovskiy shoved all in for 93,400 and Carrel called instantly.
on the turn and the 
on the river were blanks and Troyanovskiy doubled.
flop, Troyanovskiy checked and subsequently folded after a bet of 7,000 by Thomas and a call by Tsoukernik.
river for the same amount. "I have a king, not so good kicker," Tsoukernik announced and tabled his 
and Thorel's count was 216,200. He had a pair of eights in front of him for a turned set, and Wheeler's cards were already in the muck; they were reportedly 
and Thorel had shoved over a turn bet after calling the flop in a three-bet pot.
and Adams mucked.
