With 184 players on the clock and 183 places paid, the tournament will proceed hand-for-hand until the bubble has burst.
With 184 players on the clock and 183 places paid, the tournament will proceed hand-for-hand until the bubble has burst.
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During the first hand on the stone bubble, Adrian Strobel raised to 16,000 in middle position. Leo Worthington-Leese was already all-in for his final 1,000 in the small blind, after which Henry Wilken called in the big blind.
Strobel continued for 10,000 on the K♦A♥7♠ flop, seeing Wilken fold his 10♠10♦ face-up.
Leo Worthington-Leese: 9♥6♥
Adrian Strobel: A♠J♣
The room erupted in cheers as the 4♥ turn gave the crowd favorite a flush draw, but the enthusiasm was quickly tempered when the A♦ river made Strobel trips to lock up the pot and eliminate Worthington-Leese on the stone bubble.
However, four more all-in and calls were announced. On one table, Nikolaos Mouroutis had over-bet shoved his stack of 320,000 into a pot of 225,000 on a river of 4♦3♥2♦K♦A♣.
He had been looked up by Thomas Clack, who showed A♥4♥ for two pair when the floor had arrived. Mouroutis could only show 9♥9♣ for a caught bluff, sending him to the rail as well.
At another table, Rafael Navas had gone all in on the 4♥K♠J♦4♦10♦ river, being called by Erik Sturkenboom.
Navas showed K♥10♥ for kings and tens, but it was no good against the Q♦4♥ of Sturkenboom, who eliminated Navas on the stone bubble.
As the two remaining all-in players doubled up, the three eliminatees shared two min-cashes of €840, netting them €560 each.
The remaining players were all in the money as play continued with the mystery bounties in play.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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1,340,000
1,220,000
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1,220,000 |
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940,000
790,800
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790,800 |
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245,000
118,000
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118,000 |
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200,000
12,000
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12,000 |
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Artus Gimenez had raised to 16,000 in the hijack and was met with a three-bet shove of 192,000 from Fintan Hand in the big blind. Gimenez asked for a count and made the call shortly after.
Fintan Hand: Q♥Q♦
Artus Gimenez: A♦4♦
Hand's ladies held up on the J♣6♥8♠2♥K♣ runout, doubling him up to an above-average stack.
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396,000
143,500
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143,500 |
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180,000
15,000
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15,000 |
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Pavel Plotnikov jammed in his stack of 120,000 from middle position and was looked up by big stack Mengshi Tian on the button.
Pavel Plotnikov: A♣J♦
Mengshi Tian: Q♥10♣
Tian shot ahead on the 8♥Q♦10♥ flop with two pair, but the 9♥ turn made Plotnikov a straight to retake the lead. The K♥ river upgraded Tian to a flush, however, taking down the pot and eliminating Plotnikov.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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1,240,000
1,002,500
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1,002,500 |
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The players have been sent on a 25-minute break to recover from the madness of the bubble.
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Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000