Alex Komaromi has been involved a good amount as of late and was once again in action here on this one. This time, he dropped about 240,000 chips after doubling up Luis Alberto Bonnet on the following hand.
Action folded all the way around to leave just the two blinds in action. Komaromi was in the small blind and raised all in against Bonnet's big blind. Bonnet made the call for his last 236,000 and found himself holding the best of it with five cards to come.
Bonnet: 

Komaromi: 

The flop came down 

and Bonnet stayed in front with his ace-ten high. The turn was the
and Komaromi took the lead, but it would only last for a brief moment as the dealer dealt the
on the river and gave the lead back to Bonnet.
Bonnet won the hand with his pair of aces and doubled through.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
560,000
256,000
|
256,000 |
|
|
||
|
|
504,000
313,000
|
313,000 |






and Neto was able to hold up with two sixes. He's now up to one million in chips and looking stronger than ever.
. Minond held the 
and was dominated.
and Minond went from worst to first with his pair of jacks. It was von Buxhoeveden who was now dominated and needing help to bust Minond.
and the river completed the board with the
. Minond successfully doubled up through von Buxhoeveden and moved to over 450,000 in chips.
and Komaromi checked. Von Buxhoeveden fired 55,000 and Komaromi called.
and both players checked to see the
fall on the river. Komalomi bet 125,000 and von Buxhoeveden called.

. Both players checked and the turn added the
. Both players checked again.
and Komaromi the 
. Varela's two pair, kings and jacks, was the winning hand and he moved up in chips.

against the
for Luis Alberto Bonnet. The board ran out 

and Minond's ace-high kicker was the winning hand to give him the double up.


to give Pasini a straight and double him up.


failed to improve against the
for Rafael Monteiro. Monteiro has moved to over a million in chips.