Brzeski Turns Set but is No Good
Level 7
: Blinds 400/800, 800 ante
Before the flop, Thomas Vieth and Pawel Brzeski found themselves all in, with Brzeski at risk.
Pawel Brzeski: 
Thomas Vieth: 
Although Brzeski was ahead with his jacks, the flop of 
was not ideal as it gave Vieth a flush draw. Much to Brzeski's dismay, the 
came on the turn to give him a set of jacks, but Vieth hit his flush to take the lead.
The 
on the river failed to pair the board for Brzeski and he was eliminated as Vieth was pushed the pot, bumping his stack to 77,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
77,000 | |
|
Busted |
, Yuliyan Kolev, playing without his KFC bucket hat, moved all in for 18,500 as action was on Julien Sitbon.
for a full house and Sitbon went to muck before the dealer exposed his 
Moskalenko shoved his remaining 11,900 chips into a pot of 12,200 and stared straight forward, awaiting a decision from his opponent Vicenc Gonzales.
and Ju led out for 5,000. Without much thought Gomis mucked his hand and the pot was shipped to Ju who reached a six-figure stack.
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and Biz checked once more. Goel announced he was all in and Biz snap-called for around 25,000.
before making his way to the exit.
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and Chirieac checked once again.
, Hendriekus Soering bet 2,700 from middle position and only Fabio Peluso in the cutoff and Vivien Rassool in the small blind made the call. 
for a full house and Peluso revealed 
which meant Calvaresi's set held to win him the pot and eliminated Baltaci.
