On a completed board of Q♥9♥4♦4♠5♠ with around 170,000 in the middle, Angela Rogan led out with a bet of 100,000, and was faced with a jam from Thevenet of 297,000.
Rogan reluctantly called, to see Thevenet had Q♣Q♥ for the full house, far ahead of Rogan's 9♠8♦.
Emma Woolfrey opened to 30,000, and snap-called a three-bet jam of around 85,000 from Richard Koppel.
Richard Koppel: K♠K♣ 
Emma Woolfrey: A♠A♦
In a brutal cooler, it was cowboys versus rockets, and there was no two-outer on the Q♥8♥7♠10♦4♠ runout.
Angela Rogan is at this table, and has joined Davide Raschella as a seven-figure stack.
We are now on the bubble.
With around 260,000 in the middle on a completed board of Q♥10♦2♥5♦8♣, Davide Raschella fired out a bet of 182,000 from the big blind, earning a fold from Fredrik Kristvik on the button.
Naith Hanchard moved all in for 40,000, and Carlo Solazzo min-clicked it to 80,000, forcing out the rest of the table.
Naith Hanchard: Q♥10♦
Carlo Solazzo: A♠A♣
Hanchard had run into the goods, and the J♥7♣3♠ flop looked clear, but the 9♣ brought in the wrap draw.
Hancard binked the 8♥ river to make the straight, much to the dismay of the remaining players.
Joseph Vella moved all in for 156,000 from middle position, and was called by Naith Hanchard.
Joseph Vella: 9♥9♠
Naith Hanchard: 8♦8♣
Vella had Hanchard pipped, and although he had a sweat on the turn, he held across the 10♣6♦3♦5♦7♥ runout.
Level: 14
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
The 26 players remaining have been sent on a 15-minute break, with play due to conclude when the field is reduced to 24.
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Mans Ekholm opened to 30,000 from middle position, and snap-called a three-bet jam of around 160,000 from Jonathan Briscoe White in the small blind.
Jonathan Briscoe White: 8♣8♠
Mans Ekholm: Q♣Q♦
Briscoe White had run into a better pair, and there was no escape on the A♥9♥6♥Q♠J♥ runout, Ekholm improving to a set.
Florian Bock was getting up out of his chair, and his roughly 240,000 stack was being passed to Davide Raschella, after Bock's Q♠Q♣ came off worst against Raschella's J♥10♦.
Raschella rivered a straight on the 10♣9♥8♠2♠7♠ runout, and was apologetic, saying "Sorry man, after that flop I'm never folding."
Bock nodded his head in agreement, as he exited the table forlornly.
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