Blinds: 70,000/140,000
Mario "t4t0PAGAU" Navarro raised to 280,000 from the hijack and Elliot "4rebmun" Smith defended his big blind.
The flop came 
, they both checked to the 
on the turn. Smith checked again but Navarro bet 544,600 which Smith called.
The 
completed the board and Smith checked for the last time. Navarro shoved for 1,590,081 and Smith called. Navarro tabled the 
for the turned set but Smith held the 
for the nut-flush to bust Navarro for a big chip lead.
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
"akayagi44" raised to 240,000 from under the gun and "Bashka340" called on the button.
The flop came 
, "akayagi44" continued with a bet of 351,000 which "Bashka340" called.
The turn was the 
and "akayagi44" opted to check. "Bashka340" led out for 432,540 for "akayagi44" to respond with a shove. "Bashka340" called for the 1,861,997 they had behind.
"Bashka340": 
"akayagi44": 
"Bashka340" had flopped top pair while "akayagi44" had done the same but also picked up a flush draw on the turn.
The river completed the board with the 
to bring the flush to "akayagi44" indeed to bust "Bashka340".
For the first time ever, poker players around the world will be able to compete in a prestigious European Poker Tour (EPT) Main Event from the comfort of their homes.
Yep. EPT Online runs from 8-18 November, with 20 events of varying buy-ins ranging from $215-$25,000 (just like a regular EPT schedule), and $20 million guaranteed in prizes.
For years, many of us have watched the EPT Live streams from our desks or armchairs and dreamed of one day being able to compete, and maybe, just maybe, win a title.
All of the players in this article have already done it. They’re EPT champions, but only Victoria Coren-Mitchell and Mikalai Pobal have ever won two EPT Main Events.
With the $5,200 EPT Online 8-Max, No Limit Hold’em Main Event kicking off on 15 November, we wondered: which former EPT Main Event winners are most likely to claim another title this time around?
There are more likely candidates than you’d imagine.
The 35 remaining players have been sent for another 5-minute break.
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Michael "M_Acevedo" Acevedo shoved from the hijack for 1,516,618 and "GamadGADOL" called in the cutoff while the rest folded.
Michael "M_Acevedo" Acevedo:
"GamadGADOL": 
The board ran out 
for "GamadGADOL" to flop the pair of tens and improve to two pair to bust Acevedo.
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Bruno "great dant" Volkmann raised to 720,000 from the small blind, keeping 13,149 behind and "Spotzilla666" three-bet for Volkmann to call for the remainder of his stack.
Bruno "great dant" Volkmann:
"Spotzilla666": 
The board ran out 
for Volkmann to hit the flop but so did "Spotzilla666" for the set to bust the Brazilian.
Blinds: 50,1000/100,000
Gustavo "22ehnutzz" Mastelotto shoved from the middle position for 942,222 and Mario "t4t0PAGAU" Navarro three-bet shoved for more from the button for the blinds to get out of their way.
Gustavo "22ehnutzz" Mastelotto: 
Mario "t4t0PAGAU" Navarro: 
The board ran out 
for Navarro to hold with the pocket pair for two pair to bust Mastelotto.
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Henrique "Galochina10" Coutinho raised to 160,000 from the hijack and Manuel "fellatiado" Ruivo three-bet shoved for 237,617 from the cutoff. Bruno "great dant" Volkmann four-bet to 440,000 from the big blind for Coutinho to five-bet shove for 1,631,335 which Volkmann called.
Manuel "fellatiado" Ruivo:
Henrique "Galochina10" Coutinho:
Bruno "great dant" Volkmann: 
The board ran out 
for Coutinho to river the straight to take Ruivo out and earn a full double through Volkmann.
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Anton "Bomber&Granater" Wigg shoved from the button for 1,171,820 and was called by "Sullo88" in the big blind with the bigger stack.
Anton "Bomber&Granater" Wigg:
"Sullo88":
The board ran out 
for "Sullo88" to hold with the higher kicker to send Wigg out of the tournament.
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