On the tail end of a J♠9♠4♥10♠J♣ board, Enrico Macias Romero checked out of the small blind. Lautaro Guerra bet 50,000 on the button and earned a call to reveal the A♦K♦J♦10♥ for jacks full of tens, the third nuts besides two possible straight flushes.
Macias Romero was visibly upset and mucked his cards.
In a blind versus blind battle, Alexander Schwarz got his last 62,000 in the middle against Omar Eljach.
Alexander Schwarz: J♥J♦7♦6♠
Omar Eljach: A♣A♠9♣3♣
Eljach was ahead with his aces until the Q♥J♣8♦ flop gave Schwarz a set of jacks. The board ran out 5♠3♥ and Schwarz doubled up.
Anton Suarez has also taken a seat at this table.
The rise and fall of Dorel Eldabach continued as his stack was decimated while Denis Vladimirov leaped to a big stack.
On the same table, a five-way limped pot then led to the 10♥8♠3♠ flop on which Marco Di Persio bet half pot. Only Mats Nylander on the button Eldabach in the big blind called before Di Persio bet 20,000 into 60,000 on the 8♦ turn.
Only Nylander called and Di Persio checked the 6♦ river. Nylander bet 55,000 and the Italian went deep into the tank, so much so that the clock was called on him. Di Persio eventually called and was good with the Q♠J♣9♠8♥ for trips eights as Nylander only had the Q♣J♠10♦3♦.
Martin Kabrhel couldn't continue the momentum of his two earlier double ups and busted shortly after. He went straight to the registration cage to fire another bullet and wasted no time tangling with Emily Perrinjaquet.
Kabrhel bet 8,000 from the button on a flop of K♣5♣J♣ before Perrinjaquet raised in the big blind to 24,000. Kabrhel called and the 3♠ fell on the turn.
Perrinjaquet then bet another 60,000 and Kabrhel came back with a raise to 150,000. Perrinjaquet tanked for several minutes before she released her hand as Kabrhel has nearly quadrupled his stack so far on his new bullet.
The overall field has already ballooned to 301 entries and there are currently 95 players remaining with both figures up for rapid changes in the final stages of the late registration period.
A pot of around 150,000 was already in the middle as Sebastian Juhlen and Omar Eljach went to the river on a board of 9♦4♠7♠6♣3♦.
Eljach, on the button, then bet 125,000 before Juhlen came back with an all-in shove for around 190,000 more.
Eljach let out a loud sigh before mucking his hand as Juhlen took the big pot without a showdown.
Following a raise to 10,000 by Inaki Gonzales in an early position and the call by Dimitri Holdeew in the cutoff, Jean Michel Kleemann potted out of the small blind to 45,000. Gonzales folded and Holdeew called before they got it in after the 6♦6♦2♣ flop.
Jean Michel Kleemann: A♥A♦10♥2♥
Dimitri Holdeew: Q♦J♦10♣5♣
The J♥ turn improved Holdeew to two pair but Kleemann spiked the A♣ on the river to double.
Oswin Ziegelbecker raised to 12,000 and Massimiliano Zanasi defended the big blind. On a A♦10♣3♣ flop, Zanasi check-raised to 25,000 and Ziegelbecker called.
They checked the 2♦ turn and the 9♠ came on the river. Zanasi checked and Ziegelbecker made it 50,000 to go.
After some consideration, Zanasi called and shook his head when he was shown the A♥Q♠Q♥10♠.
"The one hand you can't have ace-ten, you have it ..." Zanasi sighed.
Oleksandr Sadovyi moved all in from the small blind for 32,000 and both button Joao Estanislau and Marek Uharcek in the cutoff called.
Sadovyi turned away from the table and covered his face as Estanislau and Uharcek checked down the 3♣2♥9♣J♣2♠ board. Sadovyi then turned over A♣Q♠J♦4♥, but Estanislau had Q♦Q♥5♦3♠ to send him to the rail.
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