Karzan Hamarash bet the 
flop for 10,000 out of the blinds and quickly called the shove by Nuri Hadioglu for around 38,000.
Nuri Hadioglu: 
Karzan Hamarash: 
"I have a pair," Hadioglu had announced prior to flipping over the cards and then sighed. There was no escape on the 
turn and the 
river even gave Hamarash quads.
In a three-way all-in, Stefan Fabian lost the large main pot and small side pot to the pocket tens of Yigit Aksoy. However, it was Kassem Mammoud who tripled up with on a board of 
.
Mammoud then raised and Aksoy stuck his last few chips in, which Mammoud called.
Yigit Aksoy: 
Kassem Mammoud: 
The domination nation was reversed on the 
flop, and Aksoy found no help on the 
turn nor 
river.
The stack of Artur Martirosian went into the middle preflop and he was looked up by Ali Reza Fatehi, who held the far bigger stack but inferior pocket pair.
Artur Martirosian: 
Ali Reza Fatehi: 
Nothing changed on the 
board as Martirosian dodged the additional straight draw of Fatehi. He doubled for 62,600 and avoided another re-entry for the time being.
Courtesy of Poker Club Management.
On the tail end of a board 
, Yazan Mdanat bet 37,000 into a pot of around 40,000. The action was then on Andreas Christoforou and the Greek raised for most of his remaining chips. Mdanat didn't ask for a count but snap-folded.
The table also features Amir Pahlawani Sarughieh, Dominik Panka and Tomas Jozonis, among others.
Gaby Livshitz raised to 4,000 and Yigit Aksoy called to then see Harout Ghazarian three-bet to 16,000 on the button. Both Livshitz and Aksoy came along and they checked it down all the way on the 
river. First to show, Livshitz revealed the for the top two pair and Ghazarian patted himself on the shoulder.
"It feels like I won the hand," the Canadian said with a grin.
Sergio Aido raised it up to 4,500 and Saar Wilf three-bet to 15,500 in the small blind, which the Spaniard called. The flop fell and Wilf continued for 11,500, picking up a call from Aido. Both checked it down on the turn and river, and Wilf won the pot with 
.
Just before the blinds had gone up, Kerem Tibuk claimed the stack of Ahadpur Khangah. In a limped pot to the flop, Khangah open-jammed first to act with 
according to Sergio Aido and Tibuk snap-called with the 
for trips kings. It was all over on the turn and the 
river was a formality.
Level: 8
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
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