Atanas Pavlov moved all in for 800,000 from the big blind and was up against Viktor Ustimov in the hijack.
Atanas Pavlov: 
Viktor Ustimov: 
Pavlov stood up from his seat as the dealer turned over the 
flop. The turn came the 
and the river 
as Pavlov failed to connect and was sent to the rail a few minutes before the dinner break.
With around 250,000 in the pot on a board of 
, Nikolay Tyurin bet 75,000 and was called by [Removed:422].
The river came the and Soyirgaz checked. Tyurin quickly checked back as Soyirgaz showed 
.
"Two pair," Tyurin announced, turning over 
to win the pot.
Recep Aydemir raised to 60,000 from middle position before Aleksandr Ivanov moved all in for 530,000 in the hijack. Aydemir slammed in the chips to call when action folded back to him.
Aleksandr Ivanov: 
Recep Aydemir: 
"Ah," Aydemir cried when he found out he was dominated. Ivanov stood up from his seat to await the 
board.
Both players made a pair of aces, but Ivanov's king-kicker played to earn him a double up.
Kubanychbek Abakirov raised to 60,000 from under the gun and was called by Rabih Saad before Alexandru Cinca, in middle position, three-bet to 250,000.
Abakirov put in a four-bet to 610,000 when action folded back to him. Saad quickly folded, but Cinca tanked for a few moments.
"What the f**k am I supposed to do now," he said before he mucked. "Three months ago I would never fold that hand, but times are tough right now."
They would get a little better a few hands later, however. Cinca, Saad, and Fahredin Mustafov went three-handed to the turn on a board of 
when Cinca bet 50,000. Mustafov raised to 250,000 from the small blind and Saad folded.
Cinca called to the 
river and Mustafov slowed down and checked. "Eighty," Cinca announced, and Mustafov quickly folded.
Mikhail Zamyatin raised to 60,000 from under the gun before Parahat Nurmuhammedov three-bet to 200,000. In the small blind, Jakub Michalak moved all in.
Murat Altunok in the big blind then reshoved for 475,000 and Zamyatin and Nurmuhammedov both got out of the way.
Murat Altunok:
Jakub Michalak: 
The board ran out 
and Altunok's kings stayed in front to earn him the double up.
Helmut Phung three-bet to 150,000 from the button as action folded back to Roman Gadzhiev in the hijack, who called.
The flop came and Gadzhiev checked. Phung continued for 80,000 and Gadzhiev instantly grabbed four of the new red 100,000 chips and pushed them in the middle, putting Phung all in.
Phung tanked for about a minute before he folded.
Florian Duta and Alexandru Cinca were heads-up on a flop of 
when Cinca moved all in for 410,000. Duta gave a deep sigh and reluctantly threw in a chip to call.
Alexandru Cinca:
Florian Duta: 
Duta's instincts proved correct as Cinca had woken up with aces. The board ran out 
and Cinca doubled up.
"That's why you fold pre," Fahredin Mustafov joked with Duta after the hand. "Not possible to fold that board. Too strong."
"I fold 20 to 30 hands in a row. Every time I raise I get reraised. What kind of table is this," Cinca added with a smile as he took in the pot.
Viktor Ustimov bet 60,000 from early position on a flop of and Eduard Barsegian called on the button.
The turn came the and Ustimov fired out another 80,000. Barsegian quickly called as the 
fell on the river.
Ustimov kept betting, this time for 110,000. Barsegian didn't call as quickly as he paused for about a minute before putting in the chips.
Ustimov turned over for ace-high, while Barsegian had to win the pot with two pair, queens and fours.
Level: 22
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Kubanychbek Abakirov three-bet to 175,000 in the cutoff and Basel Khabbazeh called from under the gun.
The flop came 
and Khabbazeh checked to Abakirov, who continued for 130,000. Khabbazeh called before both players checked the turn.
Khabbazeh also checked the 
river and Abakirov fired out 425,000 this time. Khabbazeh tanked for about a minute before he called as Abakirov flung into the middle.
Khabbazeh showed to win the pot.
"Nice call," tablemate Florian Duta told him following the hand.
"Table change. Everyone play too good," Daniel Montagnolli added.
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