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Mohamed Redouane moved all in for 55,000 from the hijack, with only Tommy Eriksson matching the bet, putting his tablemate at risk.
Mohamed Redouane: A♦A♥ 
Tommy Eriksson: 6♥6♣
"I know it is coming six", said Redouane, as he stood up from his seat.
Well, Redouane could clearly see the future, but not all of it.
The window card was indeed a six, but Eriksson wasn't the only player to flop a set, as the dealer spread 6♠5♠A♠.
The table then let out a collective cheer when the turn card produced the A♣, giving Redouane quads, and seeing him sit back down.
The river J♣ was dealt as a formality, and Redouane had his double up.
Tommy Eriksson opened to 80,000 from early position, before seeing Samuele Lo Presti three-bet to 220,000.
When the action returned to Eriksson, he made inquiries as to the size of the raise before putting in a four-bet to 505,000.
Lo Presti wasted no time in folding, surrendering the pot and abandoning his chips already in the middle.
Level: 19
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
The remaining players are taking a 20-minute break.
Toni Ravnak raised to 60,000 from early position, picking up a caller before the action got to Darren Harbinson in the big blind. Harbinson opted for a three-bet, placing 235,000 into the middle. Ravnak called, but the other player folded.
The dealer provided a 4♦Q♥5♥ flop, seeing Harbinson continue for 125,000, which again, Ravnak called.
The turn A♠ did nothing to slow the action, with Harbinson moving all in for roughly 840,000. Ravnak wasn't interested, returning his cards to the dealer almost immediately.
The action was joined as Mogens Hansen had his stack of 460,000 in the middle and at risk versus Tommy Eriksson.
Mogens Hansen: A♦9♦
Tommy Eriksson: K♠K♦
There was hope for Hansen as he found a pair on the 4♦9♣10♣ flop, but no further help arrived as the turn 7♥ and 8d] river completed the board.
Vincent De Luca raised to 60,000 from early position, which was met with a three-bet from the hijack to 135,000. The action folded to Vincent Schuler in the big blind, who responded with a four-bet shove for 595,000.
De Luca made the call, risking his stack of 550,000, before the three-bettor folded.
Vincent De Luca: Q♠Q♦
Vincent Schuler: K♥K♣
There was no bad beat to be had, as the board ran out cleanly for Schuler, coming 2♣9♦5♦10♣9♣.
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