Marc Sen was all in and at risk from the button versus the covering stack of Carlo Wolters in the cutoff.
Marc Sen: 9♦9♥
Carlo Wolters: K♥Q♠
Wolters made trips across the 6♣A♦K♣7♠K♦ runout to stack Sen.
Michel Molenaar raised to 200,000 in early position. Panteleimon Pontos took some time in the next seat over before finding a three-bet to 500,000. Molenaar put in a quick call to the 5♠K♣5♥ flop, which he checked.
Pontos continued for 150,000, and Molenaar called. The 3♦ turn was checked through, prompting Molenaar to bet 550,000 on the 8♥ river.
After a few more minutes, Pontos made the fold, leaving himself a stack of roughly 20 big blinds.
Charles Whitehouse opened to 200,000 from the hijack. Darragh McDonnell three-bet to 640,000 from the small blind. Whitehouse then four-bet jammed all in and McDonnell called.
Darragh McDonnell: Q♣Q♥
Charles Whitehouse: K♣K♥
There was no sweat for Whitehouse across the 8♥A♣2♠6♣3♥ runout and McDonnell was eliminated.
Charles Whitehouse opened to 200,000 from the hijack. Darragh McDonnell three-bet to 640,000 from the small blind. Whitehouse then four-bet jammed all in and McDonnell called.
Darragh McDonnell: Q♣Q♥
Charles Whitehouse: K♣K♥
There was no sweat for Whitehouse across the 8♥A♣2♠6♣3♥ runout and McDonnell was eliminated.
Simon Wilson and Grzegorz Kozieja had put 1,700,000 into the pot when they arrived at the 7♦10♣K♦2♠ turn. Wilson checked from early position before calling Kozieja's bet of 600,000.
Both players then checked the A♣ river. Kozieja tabled A♦J♠ for top pair, but Wilson had the better kicker with A♥Q♥ and was awarded the sizable pot.
Action was picked up with Dan Sfarlea all in and at risk versus the covering stack of Osman Mustanoglu.
Dan Sfarlea: J♦J♥
Osman Mustanoglu: A♥6♥
Both players made two pair across the Q♠6♦9♥5♥9♦ runout but Sfarlea's was best and he took the pot.
Michael Morrissey opened from under the gun to 300,000. Soheb Porbandarwala three-bet to 750,000. Morrissey moved all in and was snap-called.
Soheb Porbandarwala: A♠A♥
Michael Morrissey: J♠J♦
There was no sweat for Porbandarwala as he made a superior two pair across the 8♠8♥6♣7♣K♥ runout to secure a massive pot.
Sebastian Resz had put his 1,600,000 in preflop from middle position and was up against David Pollock, who sat under the gun.
Sebastian Resz: A♠A♣
David Pollock: K♥K♣
Resz had found a great spot to double up in hold 'em's ultimate cooler, but the deck had other ideas as the 8♥K♦6♥ flop gave Pollock a set for an immense lead.
Resz needed an ace but did not receive one on the J♠ turn or 6♣ river, providing a sour exit for the Polish player.
Tan Le in middle position and Robert Fluereci in the hijack had gathered 1,500,000 chips preflop. They then checked through the 8♥9♥7♣ flop, and Le did so too on the 3♦ turn.
Fluereci tossed in a bet of 520,000, after which Le moved all in for about 3,300,000. Fluereci spent some moments in the tank before mucking his cards and surrendering the pot to Le.
Level: 29
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 100,000
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