As reported to the PokerNews team, Daniel Smiljkovic got the last of his chips in against Khazret Nebezhev.
Daniel Smiljkovic: KxQx
Khazret Nebezhev: 6x6x
The board ran out with no help for Smiljkovic and the sixes were good enough for Nebezhev to secure the elimination.
Vicent Bosca opened to 40,000 from early position and was called by Lucas Scafini in middle position.
Scafini called a 65,000 bet from Bosca on the 4♣8♦6♥ flop and then bet 100,000 on the 8♥ turn after Bosca checked. Bosca quickly let his hand go and Scafini took the pot uncontested.
Juan Carlos Vecino was all in for the last of his dwindling stack and Mathias Duarte was the one to put him at risk. The cards were already turned up and the dealer was waiting for a signal to go.
Juan Carlos Vecino: 7♦7♥
Mathias Duarte: 8♥8♣
The board ran out A♠K♥J♠8♦K♠ and Duarte turned an eight to continue his Day 4 run with the elimination of Vecino.
Meanwhile, Felipe Boianovsky was seen exiting the tournament area on another table.
With about 300,000 in the middle, the turn read 8♥8♠7♥9♠ and Simon Wiciak led for 85,000. Lucas Scafini was the only opponent in the hand and made the call.
When the 2♠ completed the board, Wiciak announced all-in, putting the pressure on Scafini. After using multiple time banks, Scafini eventually pushed his cards towards the dealer.
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
In the most classic of races, PokerStars Team Pro Andre Akkari got all the chips into the middle preflop against fellow Brazilian Felipe Boianovsky.
Andre Akkari: Q♠Q♣
Felipe Boianovsky: A♣K♠
The A♠2♦7♣ flop wiped out Akkari's preflop advantage, and the 4♥ turn didn't offer much hope. However, salvation came in the form of the Q♥ on the river, giving Akkari a crucial double and leaving Boianovsky short.
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With 66 players remaining of the 79 to start the day, they have reached their first 20-minute break of the day.
Vicent Bosca raised from under the gun to 35,000 and was called by both players in the blinds.
5♠10♠A♣ came on the flop, and Bosca bet 35,000 chips again. But this time, only Vlado Banicevic in the small blind called.
Both players agreed on a check on the turn 8♠. Then on the river 4♥, Banicevic checked again. Bosca took this opportunity to go almost all in for 150,000 chips. An action that made Banicevic fold.
Two players saw the 10♦9♠3♦ flop, and Daniel Smiljkovic checked from the small blind to Benjamin Lebor who was in early position, and fired a bet of 35,000. Smiljkovic called.
Both players checked it down on the 8♣ turn and K♥ river. Lebor whipped over A♥6♥ but was quickly shown 4♦4♣ from Smiljkovic.
"Urgh, pocket fours," Lebor said as the dealer pushed the pot the other way.
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