Brandon Leetz moved his last 58,000 into the middle from the cutoff and Marius Kudzmanas called in the big blind.
Brandon Leetz: J♠10♠
Marius Kudzmanas: A♦9♠
The flop was A♥7♦4♠ and Leetz was already standing up from his seat as Kudzmanas made top pair. The rest of the board came 4♥K♠ and Leetz was eliminated.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Players in the EPT High Roller are heading for their second 15-minute break of the day. Out of 240 entries, there are now just 56 players remaining. The top 31 players are set to get paid.
After Alberto Stegeman opened to 7,000 from under the gun, Aram Sargsyan three-bet to 19,000 from middle position. However, after Sargsyan raised, Alexandru Danes to his left shoved for 85,000. The under-the-gun player folded, and the two remaining players flipped over their cards.
Alexandru Danes: Q♥Q♠
Aram Sargsyan: J♠J♥
On a board of 6♣8♥10♠A♠Q♣, Danes hit a set on the river to double up just before the break.
Jean-Vincent Lehut raised to 7,000 in the hijack and Salih Atac called in the cutoff. Simon Mattsson then three-bet to 35,000 in the small blind.
Lehut called, but Atac four-bet to 110,000. Mattsson then moved all in, Lehut folded, while Atac called for 246,000.
Salih Atac: J♣J♦
Simon Mattsson: A♣K♣
The two players were racing with more than 500,000 at stake and watched as the board ran out 6♥10♥5♣5♦Q♠, keeping Atac's jacks in the lead and earning him a massive double up.
The pot stood at approximately 60,000 with two players looking at a flop of A♠3♣7♣.
Antoine Labat, in the big blind, bet out for 20,000. Christopher Nguyen made the call, on the button.
The J♠ turn and 10♦ river checked to a showdown. Labat tabled K♣7♦ for third pair, while Nguyen claimed this pot with 9♥9♠.
Antoine Labat raised from early position and Paul Newey moved all in for 38,000 from the next seat across. Labat called with the bigger stack and players flipped their cards.
Paul Newey: 9♥9♠
Antoine Labat: A♦Q♣
The board ran out 4♥8♠6♥K♦9♦. Newey further improved to a set of nines on the river to win the pot and double up his stack.
Anatoly Korochenskiy, Jean-Vincent Lehut, and Miroslav Alilovic went three-handed to a flop of 6♦4♦5♣ when Korochenskiy moved all in for 110,000 from the hijack. Lehut reshoved on the button, while Alilovic gave up his big blind.
Anatoly Korochenskiy: K♠K♥
Jean-Vincent Lehut: 8♠7♠
Lehut had flopped the nut straight to leave Korochenskiy needing help with his kings. The board ran out Q♠J♣ and Korochenskiy didn't find any on his way to the rail.
After Stefan Dimitrov raised to 6,000 from middle position, he went into the tank when Aliaksei Boika shoved for 54,500 from the small blind. Dimitrov threw one time bank card in front of him and eventually called.
Aliaksei Boika: K♥Q♥
Stefan Dimitrov: K♣Q♣
It seemed like Dimitrov was relieved that Boika had the same hand. Without any surprise, they split the pot on a 7♠8♥5♦7♦10♠ board.
Yevgeneiy Golenko raised from middle position and Simon Mattsson called.
The flop came 5♦10♣3♦ and both players checked. The turn was the 8♥. Golenko led out for 7,000 and Mattsson raised to 18,000. Golenko folded and Mattsson won the pot.
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