Ion Alin Stanica raised from the cutoff to 6,000. Jose Maria Martin Rivero moved all in from the small blind for 24,000 and Stanica called.
Jose Maria Martin Rivero: A♦9♣
Ion Alin Stanica: A♣5♠
The board ran out Q♥10♥10♠8♦5♣. Stanica spiked a five to send his opponent to the rail.
Taran Parmar opened to 6,000 in middle position and Cheng Zhao defended out of the big blind.
Zhao checked on the flop of 6♣Q♣3♥ and Parmar continued for 4,500. Zhao called. Zhao checked again on the 4♥ turn and called as Parmar sized up to 10,500.
Zhao checked once more on the Q♥ river and Parmar pulled the trigger with a hefty bet of 25,000. Zhao went into the tank and eventually called.
Parmar could only show ace-high with A♠2♠ and Zhao showed an overpair with K♦K♠ to win the pot.
Marco Stankovic opened from middle position to 12,000, finding one caller in Robert Skopalik in the small blind.
Action checked to Stankovic on a flop of 3♣2♣5♦. Stankovic again bet out for 12,000 and Skopalik called.
The turn fell the A♥ and Skopalik checked again. Once more, Stankovic bet out 12,000, finally forcing a fold from his opponent.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Players are on a 15-minute break with the clocks showing 81 players remaining and the night winding down.
Nilo Rodriguez was in the cutoff in a heads-up pot against early position opponent Oleksandr Lutsenko.
With over 100,000 already in the middle, Rodriguez moved all in for 113,000. Lutsenko, who had Rodriguez covered, gave it some thought and folded.
The pot was heads up as the board read K♥Q♠K♠5♠K♣.
Karim Lehoussine, in the small blind, checked the action over to Gustavo Dias in the cutoff. Dias bet out 25,000 into a pot of approximately 55,000. Lehoussine spent a considerable amount of time in the tank before finally deciding to make the call.
Dias sheepishly tabled J♠10♥ for just jack high. However, Lehoussine held the winner as he showed A♥10♦; his ace high was good enough to take down this pot.
[Removed:533] was forced all in from the mandatory post of the big blind for his last 2,500. Consequently, the player under the gun limped in, the player to their right raised to 8,000 and Jan Vaverka three-bet jammed from the button for the remainder of his stack. All remaining players folded and [Removed:534] was at risk.
[Removed:533]: J♠6♥
Jan Vaverka: 10♥10♠
The board ran out 8♠9♦8♦9♠Q♥. [Removed:534] couldn't come back from behind and was sent to the rail.
In a heads-up pot on a board of 9♠8♦2♦7♦, Michal Schuh bet 22,000 and Cemil Guzel raised to 57,000. Schuh called with a slightly bigger stack.
Cemil Guzel: 9♦7♦
Michal Schuh: K♥9♥
Guzel was ahead with two pair and the A♦ river didn't change anything to leave Schuh short as he shook his head.
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