Down to a mere 26,500 in chips, Remi Lefevre put his hopes on the . However, he was dominated by the of Sonny Franco and never caught any help on the runout.
Marvin Ben Haim opened to 3,000 from under the gun and Federico Cirillo three-bet to 7,500 from the next seat. Haim called when the action got back around to him.
The flop landed and Haim led out with a bet of 4,500. Cirillo folded and Haim tabled a bluff with for just jack-high.
Majid Ejlal Noubarian raised to 3,000 and received three callers including Hala Karam. Mitchell Hynam in the big blind squeezed to 20,000 and that won the pot.
One hand later, Hosseini jammed for the last 29,000 on the button and Hynam went all-in over the top.
"The first card was good," the big blind exclaimed and folded the face up.
Hala Karam:
Mitchell Hynam:
Karam vaulted out of her chair and then celebrated when she flopped trips on . "No king please," she demanded and that wish was granted with the turn and river runout.
Following a raise and reraise, three players found themselves all in preflop.
Federico Cirillo:
Paul Guichard:
Nasrodin Pirmamod:
Both Cirillo and Guichard were at risk and looking in bad shape holding each other's outs. Primamod had the bigger stack and the better odds as board cards were dealt .
The flop brought Cirillo and Guichard a pair of aces and they chopped up the pot as Pirmamod lost a chunk of his stack.
"That's insane," said neutral opponent Alon Eldar, "I folded a lot of your outs."
Alban Juen defended the big blind against Romania's Ionut Robert Macsim and check-called a first bet on the flop. The followed on the turn after which Juen checked again. Macsim now bet 20,000 and Juen called with some 35,000 behind which he then jammed on the river.
Macsim snap-called to get shown the for a pair of fives and missed straight draw. The Romanian had that beat with the and instantly said "thank you my friend" before collecting the chips.
Georgios Vrakas opened to 3,500 in middle position and Alexey Losev flat-called from the next seat before Luis Dorneles three-bet to 12,500 on the button. Marle Spragg then four-bet jammed a stack of 67,000 from the small blind and all three players folded to earn the content creator the pot.