All of the chips went in the middle and Jeffrey Hakim was at risk for 98,000 against Phillip Mighall.
Jeffrey Hakim: 8♦8♥
Phillip Mighall: A♣K♥
The Q♥4♣2♥Q♦10♣ runout was safe for Hakim as he raked in the double up.
"Big jam," said Mighall as he paid off the bet.
Djamal Boutaleb opened to 6,500 on the button and found one caller in Felipe Morelli in the big blind.
Morelli check-called a 7,000 bet from Boutaleb on the 8♠A♠3♥ flop and a 31,000 bet from Boutaleb on the 4♦ turn; however, Morelli took the initiative with a 34,000 bet on the 5♠ river.
Boutaleb decided to lay his hand down and Morelli scooped a nice pot without a showdown.
Catalin Pop raised to 6,000 and Gonzalo Almeida came along before Benjamin Lebor raised to 18,000 from the small blind. Both players called and action was three ways to a flop.
"No respect," Lebor said as the flop came out 6♠2♥9♠. He tossed out 8,000 and Pop called before Almeida raised to 40,000.
Lebor went deep into the tank and reorganized his chips by color. Eventually he folded and Pop followed him into the muck to give Almeida the pot.
With roughly 100,000 in the middle, the board read 7♦6♠3♦A♣5♦ and Martin Zamani was faced with a bet of 50,000 from Sylwester Fortuna after checking.
While in the tank, he said, "I have a bad hand."
Fortuna responded with, "Don't pay. I will show you."
Not convinced, Zamani took some more time while Fortuna said, "We are friends, don't pay. I will show don't worry."
Zamani took a few more seconds before slapping a call across the line to hear the words, "You're good."
Fortuna tabled K♣2♠ for king-high and Zamani quickly rolled over king-high as well as he showed K♥10♠, earning the pot with a ten-kicker.
The two then said cheers to each other as they sipped their beers.
Ren Lin was all in from early position for around 100,000 against Sammy Lafleur in the big blind, who had him slightly covered.
Ren Lin: A♦K♣
Sammy Lafleur: A♠A♣
Lin had a strong hand but had run into rockets and couldn't pull ahead as the board ran out 2♦J♥K♦10♥3♣.
Turbo Nguyen opened to 7,000 first-to-act and was called by Oshri Lahmani in the cutoff. Antoine Labat then squeezed to 24,000 on the button and Nguyen shoved for slightly more. Lahmani folded, but Labat quickly called to put Nguyen at risk.
Turbo Nguyen: K♠K♦
Antoine Labat: A♦K♥
The 10♥7♠Q♠ flop gave Labat additional outs to a straight and the A♣ turn paired Labat's ace — leaving Nguyen drawing slim.
The 4♠ river changed nothing and Nguyen wished his tablemates good luck as he stood up from the table.
Joey Weissman opened 6,000 under the gun and only Matheus De Sousa called on the button.
The dealer spread a flop of A♣A♥J♦, and Weissman took about 20 seconds before continuing for 5,000. De Sousa called.
When the 3♣ hit the turn, Weissman paused for a short moment before dropping 8,000 across the line. De Sousa quickly pitched his cards into the muck.
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Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Players have stepped out for another 20-minute break. There are approximately 372 runners remaining and 303 will get paid.
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