Benjamin Winsor moved all in from late position for around 26,000 and Yulian Bogdanov moved all in over the top. The rest of the table folded and players flipped their cards, with Winsor at risk.
Benjamin Winsor: K♦J♥
Yulian Bogdanov: 10♠10♣
The board ran out A♠7♠A♥10♥3♥. Bogdanov made a full house on the turn, tens full of aces. Winsor was eliminated from the tournament.
After Andrew Hulme raised to 5,500 from early position, Juha Helppi defended from the big blind.
The flop of 2♣8♦3♣ was check by both players, but on the turn 3♥, Helppi led out for 9,000. Hulme eventually called to see the river A♦.
On this last card, Helppi checked with 9♥7♠, and Hulme checked back with A♠10♠ to win the pot.
The pot stood at approximately 30,000 with three players looking at a flop of J♥7♦3♥.
Both the big blind and Nisad Muratovic, in early position, checked the to Aliaksei Boika, in the cutoff. Boika bet out 28,000, the big blind called and Muratovic raised to 83,500. Boika moved all in, the big blind folded and Muratovic called off the bet for his remaining 119,000.
Nisad Muratovic: Q♥Q♣
Aliaksei Boika: A♥9♥
The turn and river fell the 5♣ and K♣ respectively and Muratovic doubled up.
Marius Kudzmanas raised to 5,500 from middle position, Aliaksandr Shylko three-bet to 16,500 on the button and Tsz Him Chang cold called in the small blind. Kudzmanas folded.
The 7♠8♠J♥ flop checked through to the Q♥ on the turn. Chan took the lead for 21,000 and Shylko made the call.
The river landed the Q♣ and Chan bet again, this time for approximately 80,000. Shylko snap-folded.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
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Eric Tsai opened to 4,500 from under the gun, then Patrik Jaros and his bottle of wine three-bet to 15,000 from early position. All the other players folded to Tsai, who went all-in for 76,500. Jaros went into the tank, used two time banks but eventually folded, revealing the A♠.
On the next hand, Jaros opened to 4,000 from under the gun. When it was his turn to play, Maximilian Silz three-bet to 8,000, and was called by Tsai in the big blind. But then, Jaros shoved with the biggest stack of the table. Silly called with his last 76,000 chips, while Tsai folded.
Maximilian Silz: A♠9♠
Patrik Jaros: K♣6♦
Silz seemed disillusioned when Jaros hit a pair on a 5♣4♦10♣6♠Q♥ board. "If I play a straddle tournament, I have to play aggressive" said Jaros while Silz was walking again.
Jelle Moene opened to 4,000 from the button, Marcelo Bonanata three-bet to 12,000 from the small blind and Moene made the call.
Bonanata continued for 15,000 on the 5♦5♣Q♣ flop. Moene called.
The 4♣ slowed down Bonanata, who check-called a bet of 14,000 from Moene.
The K♣ river checked to a showdown. Bonanata announced flush as he sheepishly tabled J♥8♣. Moene smerked as he mucked his cards, showing the 5♠, for flopped trips, as he did so.
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