Hugo Machado raised to 1,600 from the hijack and Benjamin Spragg three-bet to 6,500 from the small blind. It was folded back to Machado, who announced he was all in. Spragg snap-called all in for 30,700 total and hands were revealed.
Benjamin Spragg: A♥K♠
Hugo Machado: J♥J♦
The 2♠2♥K♦5♦6♣ runout paired Spragg's king and he was awarded the double up.
Felipe Ketzer open-raised to 1,600 from the hijack. Salvatore Camarda then three-bet to 4,500 from the button before Florian Duta committed his stack of 25,700 from the big blind.
Ketzer quickly folded but Camarda asked for a count. He thought some more after he had received it, collected calling chips from his stack, and put them in the middle.
Florian Duta: 8♥8♣
Salvatore Camarda: 9♦9♣
Camarda's better pair easily held on the 7♥5♦4♦4♠7♦ runout, sending Duta to the rail.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
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The players have been sent on a 65-minute dinner break, with play due to get underway again at 7:50 p.m. local time.
In a pot worth 15,300, a flop of 8♦J♦2♣ was dealt. Hady El Asmar then promptly tossed in his 10,800 from under the gun. Maksim Rogov asked for a count on the button before tossing in a call.
Hady El Asmar: J♠10♠
Maksim Rogov: A♥K♠
El Asmar was ahead with his pair of jacks and made trips on the 9♠J♣ runout to double up.
Ghassan Bitar opened to 1,300 from the cutoff and was called by Marle Spragg on the button for a heads-up pot.
Spragg called a 1,000 bet from Bitar on the 7♥2♦8♣ flop and then raised a 3,000 bet from Bitar to 6,000 on the 9♦ turn. Bitar called.
The Q♣ completed the board and Bitar shoved, which was met with a snap-call from Spragg for her last 7,400.
Spragg held J♣10♣ for the nuts and Bitar showed he held Q♥9♠ for top two pair before sending his hand into the muck.
In the hijack, Bernhard Binder shoved his last 8,800 chips, leaving Alexandre Vuilleumier in the big blind to make a tough decision. After some hesitation, Vuilleumier decided to call, setting up a showdown.
Bernhard Binder: A♥10♦
Alexandre Vuilleumier: A♠9♥
Binder had the slight edge with the better kicker, and he was hoping it would hold. The board ran out 6♥4♣A♣5♣3♣, keeping Binder in front and securing him the much-needed double-up.
Around 11,000 was in the middle on a board of J♦2♦2♥4♠, in a hand between Sergi Reixach in the cutoff and Andrey Koks in the big blind.
Koks checked and Reixach fired out a bet of 11,000. Koks took a moment before check-jamming to 31,800. Reixach thought it through for a minute or two before making the call with the covering stack.
Andrey Koks: A♣2♣
Sergi Reixach: A♥J♥
Koks was well ahead with his trip deuces versus Reixach's top pair jacks, and only needed to fade a jack on the river to scoop the double-up.
The river was the 4♣ and Koks scooped the pot with a full house.
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