Paul Ciaca opened to 600 from under the gun and Vincze Baranyi called in early position. Gonzalo Almada three-bet to 1,900 from the cutoff. Ciaca and Baranyi both called and they went three ways to the flop.
The flop came and action checked all the way around.
On the turn, Ciaca put out a small bet of 600 and Baranyi raised to 2,500. Almada folded and, after about 30 seconds, Ciaca folded as well.
After five players went to a flop of , everyone involved checked to see a turn of the .
With approximately 5,000 in the pot, action was again checked through to Simon Trumper in late position. The British legend put out a bet of 1,600, which got through Jack Sinclair in the small blind, Hari Bercovici in early position, and Xavier Carriere and Quentin Thavisouk in late position.
Trumper then proudly showed as his ace-high managed to get through all four opponents to earn the pot.
Tamer Kamel opened to 600 under the gun and Oleksandr Zadkov called from one seat over. Virgil Grecu three-bet to 2,700 from mid-position and Kamel stuck around with a call, but Zadkov gave up his hand.
The flop came and Kamel check-called a bet of 4,000 from Grecu.
The turn was the and was checked through to the river. Kamel checked once more but Grecu bet 6,000. Kamel check-raised to 22,000 and Grecu thought for a long while, then chose to let it go.
With around 7,000 in the middle on a board, Louis Gabriel checked from middle position over to Jonathon Genovese Darling in the cutoff, who bet 2,700. Gabriel called.
The river brought the and Darling shoved his final 7,600. Gabriel, who had a hair under 16,000 behind, would think about his decision for about 30 seconds before finally laying his hand down.
Dutch star Noah Boeken came to play today, as he was recently spotted getting involved in four straight hands.
First, he opened in middle position to 500, receiving calls from William Hani in the small blind and Justin Boyle in the big blind.
After his opponents checked to him, Boeken bet 800 and took the pot down.
The next hand, he raised again to 500 in early position and was three-bet to 1,700 by Daniel Birkmose in the hijack. Action folded back to Boeken, who folded.
Under the gun, Boeken raised to 500 yet again, only receiving a call from Thierry Aqua in the big blind.
The players checked the flop, then Aqua check-called a bet of 600 from Boeken on the turn.
They both checked the river, with Aqua showing for a king-high flush to beat Boeken's .
Boeken's final hand in this stretch came with him in the big blind facing a raise from Osman Aksu on the button to 600 and a call from Aqua in the small blind.
Boeken then squeezed to 3,500 in the big blind, which was met by a four-bet to 12,600 by Aksu. Aqua folded, then Boeken did as well.
There was a 10,000-chip pot brewing with the board reading and Juan Jose Naharro Ochoa bet 4,200 from the small blind. Danut Chisu made the call from the cutoff.
The completed the board and both players were content to tap the table.
Ochoa confidently tabled , making second pair on the river after missing both his flush and straight draws. However, Chisu turned over for top pair and took down a very healthy pot.
Should Chisu make the money in the main, it's extremely likely that he will eclipse $1,000,000 in career tournament earnings.