Valeriy Pak bet 100,000 on a flop of and Daniel Henriques called in the big blind.
The turn came the and Henriques checked over to Pak, who bet another 165,000. Henriques moved all in for around 600,000 and Pak snap-called with .
Henriques, though, had turned two pair with . The fell on the river and Pak gave a huge fist pump as he made trips to send Henriques to the payout desk.
The board was completed on the river to read . From middle position, Timur Margolin was again in the tank.
Eventually, he slid out a stack for a bet of 400,000 into a pot that was around the same amount. Huseyin Akgul considered it for some time before calling.
Margolin tabled the and Akgul showed down the for the winner.
Heads-up on a flop, John Doe bet 200,000 from the big blind before Andrew Hulme announced he was all in for around 450,000. Doe snap-called.
Hulme turned over , but Doe had flopped two pair with . The board ran out and Hulme was eliminated while Doe increased his chip lead, climbing above 4,000,000.
On the next hand after winning big off Valeriy Pak, Federico Macori got involved in another pot, this time calling Valentin Tsoy's all-in bet of 895,000 from the small blind.
Valentin Tsoy:
Federico Macori:
Macori got the on the flop, but it was followed by as Tsoy made a set. Pak gave Tsoy a fist pump as the board ran out , earning him a double up with a full house.
Maxime Chilaud raised to 50,000 from middle position before Ran Ilani, next to act, shoved for around 300,000. Chilaud called to put him at risk.
Ran Ilani:
Maxime Chilaud:
Chilaud hit a pair on the flop, and Ilani got no help from the runout as the Israeli pro was sent to the rail.
At the same time at another table, Timur Margolin and John Doe were on the river on a board of . Doe bet 225,000 from the big blind and Margolin, after tanking for a few minutes, called.
Doe immediately threw his cards into the muck and Margolin collected the big pot without a showdown.