Ionut-Lician Colciar shoved for his last 6,100 from early position and was called by Gonzalo Leal Moreno in the hijack. Everyone else folded and a showdown was held.
Ionut-Lician Colciar: A♥Q♦
Gonzalo Leal Moreno: A♦10♥
Colciar had Leal dominated, and the 9♦4♠3♦7♥7♣ runout kept Colciar's queen kicker best for the double up.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Tamazi Skhirtladze raised to 1,300 in the cutoff, which Malcolm McKinlay called on the button. Big blind Tahsin Cankurtaranli then made it 6,000 to go.
Skhirtladze got out of the way but McKinlay stuck around and called. The 10♦6♦2♣ flop was checked through before Cankurtaranli checked the 3♦ turn as well.
McKinlay quickly piled in some T-5,000 chips, enough to put Cankurtaranli all-in for his remaining 12,100. He quickly folded, however, and the pot was shipped to McKinlay.
Around 30,000 was in the middle already in a hand between Fintan Hand and Helma Weber, in early and middle position respectively.
The board read A♥5♣9♦5♠, and Hand fired out a bet of 12,500. After some thought, Weber called.
The 7♠ river completed the board. Hand moved all in with the covering stack and Weber quickly got her remaining 13,000 into the middle.
Hand turned over A♣K♠ for two pair aces and fives, while Weber had A♦Q♥ for the same hand, but Hand's better kicker sent him the pot, and sent the unfortunate Weber to the rail.
Alexandre Vuilleumier opened to 1,200 from the hijack and was called by Dmitry Zakharov in the small bind and Bernhard Binder in the big blind for a three-way pot.
It was checked to Vuilleumier and he bet 1,300 on the K♠6♠5♥ flop. Only Binder called.
Binder checked once more on the 7♦ turn and this time Vuilleumier sized up for a bet of 10,000.
Binder slid his hand into the muck and Vuilleumier added to his stack.
Atanas Pavlov opened the action from under the gun with a raise to 1,100. Seated on the button, Adrian State decided to three-bet to 2,500, prompting Pavlov to shove all in. Without hesitation, State called.
Atanas Pavlov: A♣10♣
Adrian State: 10♥10♠
Pavlov was looking for help from the board, but the flop didn’t provide any, coming down 4♠2♣4♦.
The turn brought the 10♦, giving State a full house and leaving Pavlov drawing dead.
The 2♠ on the river was just a formality, sealing Pavlov's fate and sending him to the rail while State added to his stack.
Nina Krasilnikova opened to 1,200 under the gun, and was called by Tahsin Cankurtaranli, before [Removed:607] produced a three-bet to 5,000. Krasilnikova got out of the way, but Cankurtaranli called.
On the 9♥4♠2♣ flop, Cankurtaranli check-called a bet of 4,500 from [Removed:608].
The 6♣ rolled off on the turn, and action was checked to [Removed:608] once more. He fired out a bet of 7,200, and after some thought, Cankurtaranli check-jammed with the covering stack. [Removed:608] got the rest of his stack, totaling 23,300 into the middle.
[Removed:607]: K♦K♣
Tahsin Cankurtaranli: 10♥10♦
In a cooler Muller had the better overpair, and his double-up was confirmed by the 8♦ river.
Fintan Hand and Ryan Mandara were heads-up in a raised pot on a flop of 4♥6♠2♥. Hand led out for 700 from the big blind and Mandara called.
Both players then checked down on the 6♦ turn and 3♣ river and Hand tabled A♦4♠ for a pair of fours.
Mandara sent his hand into the muck and Hand dragged the pot.
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