Oguzhan Kasar was seen getting up from his table with all of his chips being pushed in Harald Sammer's direction.
The board read 2♦8♥J♥3♠2♠ and Kasar's K♥J♦ was no good against the overpair of Sammer, who held Q♠Q♦.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/500
Ante: 500
Agharazi Babayev made it 800 from early position and Halil Gungor three-bet the cutoff to 2,500. Once the blinds folded, Babayev then four-bet to 6,400, and Gungor called.
Despite the heavy preflop action, both checked the 6♥10♥9♣ flop to the 3♣ turn. Babayev bet 7,500, and Gungor folded.
Umut Yukselir was seen raking in a pot at showdown, with Pavel Popov having to cough up the chips.
The full board read 10♦6♣10♥2♣9♣ with all the chips already finding themselves into the middle, and Popov's Q♥Q♦ were no good against the A♠A♣ of Yukselir.
On a flop of 9♣K♣2♦, Gerald Walsh decided to put all of his chips in the middle, with Leonid Orman looking for the knockout.
Gerald Walsh: A♣10♣ 
Leonid Orman: K♦9♦
Orman was well in the lead with his two pair, and stayed there on the A♦ turn, which also gave him a flush draw. Walsh had picked up some more outs after pairing his ace and found one on the 5♣ river as he improved to a flush to double up.
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Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Players are on a 25-minute break.
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