One For Guyon
Level 15
: 1,500/3,000, 400 ante
Adrien Guyon made it 6,000 from under the gun and action folded over to Sören Ingwart Vöhrs in middle position who three-bet to 14,000. Action came back around to Guyon and he called to see a flop.
The dealer put out 
and Guyon check-called a continuation bet of 15,000. The 
hit fourth street and Guyon checked again. Vöhrs bet 25,000 and Guyon called once more.
The 
paired the board on the river and both players checked. Guyon tabled 
and it was good against Vöhrs' 
.
"Come on!" said Guyon triumphantly, standing from the table. "Come on!"
His deuces allowed him to pick up a pot that boosted his stack to right around 300,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
300,000 | 8,900 |
|
70,000 | -65,000 |
. Gozlan bet 6,500 on the flop and Piechaczyk stuck around to see fourth street.
and Gozlan kept firing, this time to the tune of 10,500. Piechaczyk took this opportunity to reach for a large stack of grey T5,000 chips and dump them into the middle. This bet looked to be enough to put Gozlan all in, and he quickly opted to ditch his hand. Piechaczyk picked up the pot and now has about 390,000 in chips.
into the pocket aces of Rob Strong and couldn't find a miracle. Fellow German Amir Mozaffarian also ran out of chips and so did Luca Giovannone, who was left crippled after the hand against Bernd Vogelhuber.
we saw Daniel Wilson bet out 8,800 from the big blind. PokerStars Team Pro Jan Heitmann considered his options for a little bit, before raising to 22,000 from middle position. The player on the button folded, Wilson made the call.
to the table and Wilson knocked on the table to indicate the check. Heitmann in position followed suit and checked as well.
on the river paired the board and Wilson contemplated what to do. He cut out some chips, and for a second it looked like he intended on betting 34,600. He eventually added two 5,000-chips more and slid the 44,600 forward.
for the flopped straight and Heitmann instantly mucked.
on the flop. Adeniya was all in from the big blind, Pollak had made the call and a third player folded.
for the flush draw and some back door possibilities.
on the turn gave Adeniya a gut shot on top of his flush draw, but het wouldn't fill it on the river. Instead the 
completed the board filling up Pollak.
board wasn't without a sweat but ultimately sent the Spaniard to the rail.
came on the river and now it was a 15,500 bet that Piechaczyk check-called.
and Rabsz couldn’t beat the flush so he mucked.
. The Frenchman didn't even realize at first before his table mates pointed out that he had won.
board favored Barausova and she doubled up.
