Daniel Dvoress opened 45,000 on the button, and Duco ten Haven jammed for 307,000 in the small blind. Dvoress called.
Duco ten Haven: K♦J♥
Daniel Dvoress: A♥7♣
The J♠5♣4♣ flop gave Ten Haven the lead with a pair of jacks. The 8♠ turn and 10♦ river changed nothing as he pulled in the pot.
Action was picked up when the cards were on their backs. Steve O'Dwyer was all in and at risk for around 300,000 against the covering stack of Thomas Santerne.
Steve O'Dwyer: 6♣6♦
Thomas Santerne: A♠A♣
The K♠K♦7♥ was good for Santerne's aces, and he held across the 10♣ turn and 2♦ river, sending O'Dwyer to the rail.
The action folded around to Sirzat Hissou in the small blind and he announced all-in. Pedro Marques was in the big blind with roughly 250,000. After using a time bank, he reluctantly called.
Pedro Marques: K♣6♦
Sirzat Hissou: 9♠6♠
Marques was way ahead briefly, until the dealer revealed the 8♠7♦3♠ flop, giving Hissou a straight and flush draw. The 7♠ turn sealed Marques' fate and the 2♣ river was just a formality.
Action folded to Santhosh Suvarna who opened to 50,000 from the cutoff. Steve O'Dwyer defended the big blind.
The 5♠A♦5♣ flop was checked around. O'Dwyer then checked to Suvarna on the 9♥ turn. He bet 35,000. O'Dwyer made the call. The river 8♣ was knuckled by both players. O'Dwyer announced "nine" before tabling 9♦7♣. Suvarna had O'Dwyer beat with K♠K♥ and took down the pot.
With the Q♦10♣3♥6♣9♣ board on the table, Duco ten Haven fired a pot-sized bet of 100,000 into the middle.
Juan Pardo was his only opponent in the hand and made the call.
Ten Haven showed A♣8♠ for ace-high and Pardo pulled in the pot with 6♥5♥ for a pair of sixes.
Duco ten Haven opened 40,000 under the gun and only Stephen Chidwick called on the button.
Both players checked to the A♥Q♥J♥4♥2♦ river, where Ten Haven led for 65,000. Chidwick responded with a raise to 195,000, and after a long tank, Ten Haven put in three-bet to 400,000.
Chidwick used multiple time banks before dropping a chip across the line to make the call. Ten Haven rolled over 9♠8♠ and Chidwick took down the pot with 9♥9♦ for the flush.
Sirzat Hissou opened to 55,000 from early position. Action folded around to Thomas Santerne in the big blind who called.
The 6♣10♠3♠ flop was checked by Santerne and Hissou fired 50,000. Santerne made the call. The K♦ was knuckled by both players before the river 10♣ was dealt. Santerne led out for 25,000 and Hissou made a quick call. Santerne showed 5♣5♥ and Hissou showed 9♥9♦ to take the pot.
With over 250,000 in the middle already, the board read 8♥4♥2♦7♥ and Aleksejs Ponakovs fired 90,000. Daniel Dvoress was the only opponent in the hand and made the call.
The 6♥ fell on the river and Ponakovs checked before Dvoress fired 215,000. Ponakovs went deep into the tank, using several time banks, but eventually made the call.
Dvoress tabled A♦8♦ and Ponakovs let out a sigh of relief as he rolled over the J♥3♥ for a flush.
The action folded around to Juan Pardo in the small blind and he jammed for 302,000. Stephen Chidwick snap-called in the big blind and both hands were revealed.
Juan Pardo: K♣5♣
Stephen Chidwick: A♥Q♥
The Q♣7♣2♠ flop gave Pardo a flush draw while pairing Chidwick's queen. The A♣ turn improved both players, giving Pardo a flush and Chidwick two pair. Pardo was able to avoid the board pairing as the K♠ fell on the river.
Action folded to Niklas Astedt who opened the button to 100,000. Sam Greenwood reraised from the small blind to 210,000. Astedt then four-bet jammed all in for around 1,100,000.
Greenwood went deep into the tank as he spread his time banks across the table, flicking one by one in after his given time had elapsed. After deploying four, he put in a chunk of chips to make the call for his tournament life.
Sam Greenwood: 10♦10♥
Niklas Astedt: K♠K♥
The J♥A♠2♦ flop left Greenwood drawing to two tens or a runner-runner straight. The 6♥ turn was no good for Greenwood, nor was the Q♣ river, which eliminated him from the tournament and leaving Astedt with a big pot.
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