Alexandros Kolonias was deep in the tank on a heads-up turn of 
as he had checked out of the small blind. Mikalai Vaskaboinikau bet 16,500 in the hijack and Kolonias needed a long time to make up his mind. It was so long that the clock was called on him and 30 seconds ran down without a decision to ensure that his hand was declared dead.
Marc Foggin opened from middle position and Dinesh Alt shoved his last 4,000 from the small blind while Hassan Fares called from the big blind. Foggin three-bet to 14,600 and Fares stuck around to build a side pot.
The flop was 
and Fares checked. Foggin bet 9,600 and Fares ducked out of the way to give up the side pot. Action was heads-up with Alt at risk.
Dinesh Alt: 
Marc Foggin: 
The turn was 
and the river 
, with no help for Foggin, and Alt claimed the small triple to stay alive as Day 1b nears the final hands of the evening.
Claudio Di Giacomo needed two barrels against Jacques Der Megreditchian to win the pot uncontested and further build his stack. This time, the Italian made it 11,000 to go on the 
turn and his opponent tank-folded to drop below the starting stack.
Matas Cimbolas raised to 2,500 in the cutoff and Maher Nouira came along on the button. Romain Lewis then pushed for the last 19,500 in the big blind and Cimbolas folded while Nouira called.
Romain Lewis:
Maher Nouira: 
Thanks to a board of 
, Nouira hit the superior flush and sent Lewis to the rail.
Action was heads-up with 
on the board when Jonathon Darling bet 23,000 from the big blind. Laurent Vauguelin raised to 52,000 from the button and Darling leaned forward to think about it.
After a moment in the tank, Darling responded with a three-bet shove for around 150,000. Vauguelin took a moment of his own to think it over, but he ultimately got away from it to give Darling the pot. Darling moves to over 240,000 on the day and he now sits among the pacesetters at the top of the leaderboard.
Not only Armin Rezaei has chipped up to a healthy stack as of lately but also his brother Daniel Rezaei, who was just now involved in a showdown hand. On the 
river, he bet 3,000 and Murat Inam called to get shown the 
. Inam had that beat with a superior pocket pair to claim the pot.
It was only a minor dent for Rezaei, who has more than two and a half times the average stack at his disposal and leapfrogged his brother on the leaderboard.
Three ways to the 
flop, Bryan Paris in the small blind and the big blind both checked. Fabian Quoss made it 3,400 to go from under the gun and Paris was the only caller.
They checked the 
on the turn and Paris also checked the river. Quoss now bet 12,000 and that earned a quick fold from Paris.
It is the second entry of Paris after the American poker pro saw his aces cracked not long ago.
Guy just 4b q8o vs my aa got it in on this flop and won for like 160k pot https://t.co/b4Yi45CowJ
— Bryan Paris 🛡️📉🐻 (@bparispoker)
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Damien Pilkington-Lewis raised to 2,500 and Marco Regonaschi then three-bet to 7,700. Out of the small blind, Didier Pitcho jammed for 45,800 and that sent the initial raiser into the tank. Pilkington-Lewis decided to get out of the way while Regonschi instantly called with the covering stack.
Didier Pitcho:
Marco Regonaschi: 
The 
runout kept Regonaschi ahead while Pilkington-Lewis sighed. "I folded queens. It was the right fold but I would have sucked out," he mentioned in table chat.
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