Backdoor Galore
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With the table currently playing six-handed, Andreas Eiler opened to 5,400 from the hijack, picking up Pierre Neuville from the small blind and Kenny Hallaert from the big blind.
The three players took an 
flop, with action checking round to Eiler, who put in a continuation bet of 9,500. Both Neuville and Hallaert wanted to see another card, making the call and going to the 
turn. Neuville checked again, with Hallaert taking the lead, betting out 27,000. Eiler thought momentarily, before re-checking his hole cards and folding, while Neuville stuck around to see the river.
The board paired on the 
river, with Neuville checking a third time. After some consideration, Hallaert set Neuville all-in for his remaining 51,600. Neuville wasted no time making the call, turning over 
for backdoor trips. Hallaert showed his 
for a missed combo draw, as Neuville picked up a big double.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
268,000
78,000
|
78,000 |
|
203,000
103,000
|
103,000 |
|
101,000
-79,000
|
-79,000 |
, Pierre Neuville moved all in and Kacper Pyzara snap-called to turn over 
for a flopped flush. Neuville only had 
for trips tens and was sent to the rail.
against the 
of Michal Schuh on the 
flop. Bitoun had plenty of outs, but the 
turn and 
river were not among them.
, the initial bet was already pulled in while Petr Liesner in the blinds had a raise to 26,000 in front of his cards. Philipp Gruissem then moved all in and Yair Bitoun reshoved. Liesner asked for a count and folded to the shove of Bitoun for 127,000, while Gruissem was the player at risk for 71,700.
river failed to improve Bitoun and Gruissem took more than half of his stack to double. Soon after, Bitoun was all in himself for around 55,000 with the 
and Liesner looked him up with 
