Tsugunari Toma opened the action to 300 and found one caller in Ivan Banic. The flop came Q♣6♣8♦ and Toma continued for 500 and his opponent called.
The turn card was the 4♠ and again Toma led again for a bigger size of 1,200 and Banic made the fold.
Toma showed his A♣A♦ and sighed as he didn't get the action he wanted.
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
Christos Xanthopoulos opened the action to 500 and was intantley met by a three bet from Manuel Fischer in the next seat. Xanthopoulos made the call and the two went to a flop of 5♠7♣4♠ that both players checked.
The turn came 9♥ and a bet of 1,000 from Fischer got the fold from his opponent.
In the final hand of the previous level, Wouter Beltz sat down with a fresh stack of 30,000 chips when he open-raised to 300 from the hijack. Thomas Haverstad then made it 1,100 to go from the cutoff, but Beltz four-bet to 3,700 once the action folded back to him.
Haverstad made the call and Beltz continued for 3,500 on the 7♥2♦2♠ flop. Haverstad called once more and the J♣ was turned.
Beltz sized up to 7,500 and Haverstad thought it over for a minute or so before settling on a fold, surrendering the pot to Beltz.
On a double flush draw board of 8♣4♣2♠9♠, Matteo Calzoni shoved all in for 13,500.
Facing the near pot sized bet, Catalin Moraru on the button tanked for a moment to contemplate the call.
He decided to muck, leaving Calzoni with the pot.
On a board of K♠J♣10♣K♣, the player in the big blind bet 1,000, and Alvaro Gomez called from the cutoff. However, Ricardo Nakamura decided to raised to 3,000 from the button. It took a few seconds for the big blind to fold, while Gomez made the call.
The 4♥ came on the river, and after Gomez checked, Nakamura bet 4,100. Gomez went into the tank for a long moment, and eventually called. But he ran into Nakamura's nut flush with A♣3♣, so he mucked his cards.
The action was opened to 600 by Viktor Wessman who was then three bet by Samuel Fournier to 3,500, Wessman quickly made the call and the two went to the flop.
The flop came 4♦Q♠9♣ and Fournier continued for 2,500 and quickly got the call from Wessman.
The turn card brought the K♥ and again Fournier bet out to the tune of 6,000 with a quick call from his opponent. The river card was 3♥ and Fournier announced all in and was snapped called by Wessman.
The cards were turned over and Fournier saw the bad news. Wessman held 9♠9♦ for a flopped set of nines that busted Fournier's A♦A♠. Fournier hit the rail and Wessman got a nice early double.
After Peter Csecsetka opened to 700 from under the gun, Kalle Persson was the only one to call from the button.
Csecsetka continued with a bet of 700 on the 6♥7♠J♣ flop and Persson called. Then both players checked on the 7♥ turn.
A third seven came on the board with the river 7♣. Csecsetka asked for 2,500, but Persson chose to fold.
Akihito Mori raised to 500 chips from under the gun and Wouter Beltz called on the button. Thomas Haverstad then three-bet to 3,300 from the small blind, and the action went back to Mori.
He promptly shoved all his chips in, for a total of 23,000. Beltz got out of the way but Haverstad called quicker than lightning to put the Japanese player at risk.
Akihito Mori: A♣K♣
Thomas Haverstad A♠A♦
Mori was drawing dead on the turn when the board ran out J♥6♠2♣6♥4♦, and he swiftly sought the exit while Haverstad chipped up in a big way.
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