The pot stood at around 110,000 with two players looking at a full board of J♥9♦5♥7♥K♣.
Andras Nemeth, in the big blind, took a stab for 20,000. Nicolae Paunescu, in the cutoff, made a quick call.
Nemeth tabled Q♠8♠ for a missed straight draw, while Paunescu secured this pot showing A♦Q♥, having correctly called with ace-high.
Action was picked up on the flop of J♣2♣9♣. Bernat Capdevila Montes was all in and at risk versus the covering stack of Vladimir Troyanovskiy.
Bernat Capdevila Montes: A♥Q♠
Vladimir Troyanovskiy: 5♠5♦
The K♠ turn was clean for Troyanovskiy but the A♣ provided Montes with a pair of aces and full double up.
Roberto Romanello raised to 25,000 from early position, Ryhor Karapanau called in the hijack, as did Aleksandr Chernikov and Apoorva Goel, in the respective blinds.
The 6♣A♠10♣ flop checked through to the J♦ on the turn. Chernikov took the lead for 75,000. Goel and Romanello folded, while Karapanau raised to 180,000. Chernikov called.
The A♣ river saw Chernikov play out of flow, leading for 265,000. Karapanau thought for some time before choosing to make the call. Chernikov tabled Q♣8♦ for queen-high, while Karapanau won this pot with K♦Q♦ for the nut straight.
Pablo Silva opened from the cutoff to 24,000. Marius Kudzmanas moved all in from the button for 166,000. Silva called.
Marius Kudzmanas: A♦J♣
Pablo Silva: A♥8♠
Kudzmanas made Broadway across the 5♦9♣K♣10♦Q♠ runout to secure the double up.
Action was on the turn on a board of J♣2♦4♦10♥ and Konstantin Voronin put out a bet of 75,000. Boris Kolev raised all in for 176,000 and Voronin made the call.
Both players flipped over a pair of jacks. Voronin had K♥J♥ and Kolev showed A♣J♦ for the higher kicker.
The river was the Q♣ and Kolev held to win the pot and double his stack.
Bruno Sanzoni rasied to 44,000 from early position, and Ryhor Karapanau moved all in to pressure both the big blind and Sanzoni. Sanozni called off the bet for his effective stack of 314,000.
Bruno Sanzoni: A♥Q♣
Ryhor Karapanau: K♠J♠
Sanzoni had the best of it preflop, but the 3♠K♣5♥3♣10♥ river gave Karapanau a pair of kings to send him to the rail.
Level: 21
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Alexey Losev moved all in from the hijack for 140,000. Ekaterina Fediaeva moved all in from the button to isolate Losev's stack. The blinds folded and the players showed down.
Alexey Losev: A♥Q♠
Ekaterina Fediaeva: K♠7♠
Losev made a flush over the 4♥2♥3♥8♥10♠ runout to secure the double up.
The action was caught as Arthur Thiriart, in the big blind, was all in and at risk for his effective stack of 133,000, against Aleksandr Chernikov, in early position.
Arthur Thiriart: A♥10♥
Aleksandr Chernikov: 3♥2♥
The 2♦9♥2♠ flop had Chernikov erupt from his chair in celebration as if he'd already claimed Thiriarts' mystery bounty token. The A♦ was one of the few cards that kept Thiriart alive, giving pause to Chernikov's antics.
The unlikely A♣ landed on the river giving Thiriart a full house to double up. Thiriart erupted in a similar degree of celebration as if to tease Chernikov. The table laughed in unison, telling Chernikov that he celebrated too early.
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