Harry Lodge raised to 240,000 from the button and Andrew Hulme called in the big blind.
The 8♣2♠A♦ flop saw Hulme check-call a bet of 150,000 from Lodge.
The J♥ turn checked through to the 9♠ on the river. Hulme took the lead for 190,000, sending Lodge into the tank. Lodge finally settled on a fold and Hulme chipped up.
Fabiano Kovalski opened 10♠9♠ to 240,000 from under the gun and was called by Stephen Song on the button with A♠5♠.
In the big blind, Rania Nasreddine had A♥Q♠ and made it 1,100,000.
Kovalski folded quickly, as did Song as the chip leader extended her perch atop the counts.
Level: 30
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
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On the last hand before break, Alexandre Fournier limped in from the small blind and David Coleman checked his option in the big blind.
Coleman called a bet of 100,000 on the A♣J♠8♦ flop before the 4♥ turn checked through to the 10♥ river. Fournier used up a time bank before making an overbet of 550,000. Coleman chucked a time bank card of his own into the middle and found a call after his thinking time.
Fournier tabled Q♥6♠ for queen-high and Coleman dragged in a pre-break pot with his K♦10♠.
Boris Kuzmanovic raised A♠10♠ to 200,000 on the button and got called by Fabiano Kovalski in the big blind with the inferior spades of 6♠4♠.
The flop came 7♦4♣3♣ and it checked to the 8♦ turn. Kovalski bet 300,000 and Kuzmanovic folded.
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David Coleman rasied to 200,000 from under the gun and Marius-Catalin Pertea called in the cutoff.
Coleman slowed down on the J♦K♥5♦ flop, choosing to check-call a bet of 250,000 from Pertea.
The J♣ turn saw a repeat of the action, this time Pertea sized up to 375,000.
The 6♦ river checked to a showdown. Coleman tabled K♦10♣ having paired his king on the flop. Pertea rolled over K♠10♦ for the same hand, chopping this pot.
After Sriharsha Doddapaneni moved all in for 1,620,000 from the button, Stephen Song called from the small blind.
Sriharsha Doddapaneni: K♦J♥
Stephen Song: A♦K♠
The board came 10♣8♣6♠5♣8♠ and Doddapaneni became the day's latest elimination as the remaining 11 players guaranteed themselves at least a six figure score of €107,450.
After taking his 20,000 to 90,000, Daniel Myers put in his one big blind stack from early position. Harry Lodge called from the small blind and Marius-Catalin Pertea checked his option in the big blind.
Myers appeared very relaxed after the J♠8♣3♠ flop, chatting to Mitch Hynam and Carl Shaw on the rail. The blinds checked, and did the same on the 7♣ turn and 2♠ river.
"The toppest of pairs," said Myers, as he tabled Q♥J♣. Lodge sent his K♦5♦ into the muck and Pertea did the same with his Q♣9♦.
The following hand, Myers wagered his stack of 370,000. The action folded to Andrew Hulme in the big blind, and he called to put the Liverpudlian at risk.
Daniel Myers: A♦8♥
Andrew Hulme: Q♦J♦
Myers was looking to pull off "the greatest comeback in PokerStars history," and it appeared he would be on his way to do that after the K♥5♣2♣ flop and 6♥ turn. However, the Q♠ completed the board and gave Hulme a pair of queens to seal the checkmark and elimination.
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