The board read on the river. Sebastian Hoyos bet 300,000 into a pot of about 400,000. The decision was on Zolbayar Batbold who thought for a while before he folded to send Hoyos the pot as he has added a substantial amount to his stack in recent levels.
Gabriel Akiki raised to 75,000 from the button before big blind Konstantinos Nanos three-bet to 250,000. Akiki used a time bank before he announced he was all in, and Nanos snap-called.
Konstantinos Nanos:
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Akiki was far ahead with his pocket aces until the flop gave Nanos top set. Akiki sprung out of his seat in dejection and went over to his rail while the fell on the turn.
"Yes," he yelled as Nanos slammed his hand down on the table. The river came the and Akiki took the pot. The stacks were counted down as Akiki had 925,000 remaining, just covering Nanos who was eliminated.
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With already around 500,000 in the middle on a board of , [Removed:510] bet 500,000 from the button as action was on James Harvey in middle position.
Harvey tanked for several minutes, going through three time bank cards, before he announced he was all in.
"Call," Trofimov instantly announced, showing . Harvey turned over and was a big underdog in what had turned into a massive pot.
The dealer turned over the on the river. "Oh my God," Trofimov said as Harvey made a full house. Harvey had Trofimov's last 800,000 covered and sent him to the rail, while he climbed up to 3,500,000.
Alexey Losev raised to 50,000 from middle position before Bruno Fitoussi, next to act, jammed for 245,000. Losev called when action folded back to him.
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The flop gave Fitoussi a flush draw. He didn't connect with the turn, but the on the river completed his flush and the French poker legend stayed alive.
Milos Petakovic moved all in for 275,000 from the button as Kyle Maguire, his chips splashed out in front of him, called in the small blind.
Milos Petakovic:
Kyle Maguire:
The board ran out and Maguire finished with a pair of queens to send Petakovic to the rail. "Good game, mate," he told Petakovic as he got up from the table.
At the same time, Maguire's friend Jordan Allan was eliminated on another table by Siarhei Chudapal. "Ace-king beat king-queen," he came over to tell Maguire.
Action came in on the turn with the board reading . Daniel Thaller bet 210,000 into a pot of around 325,000 from early position. Alexander Tkatschew came along with the call in the small blind.
The river was the . Tkatschew qucikyl checked. Thaller moved all in to put Tkatschew to the test who used up two time banks before calling.
Thaller revealed the top set which crushed the of Thatschew who was eliminated.