Jaime Staples raised to 23,000 from under the gun and was called only by Rui Ferreira in the cutoff. On a flop of 
, Staples checked and Ferreira bet 24,850. Staples went for a check-raise to 120,000 and then called the shove by Ferreira for just under 340,000 in total.
Rui Ferreira: 
Jaime Staples: 
The 
turn and 
river brought no upset as Ferreira doubled with his set of fours.
Elio Fox was already on his second bullet and tangled with Dominik Nitsche in a battle of the blinds. They created a pot of 245,110 to the 
river on which Nitsche checked. Fox bet 245,000 with 593,695 and Nitsche then jammed with the covering stack.
Fox used some 20 seconds of his available time bank and called it off with the 
for the bottom end of the straight. However, that was no good as Nitsche had 
for the nuts.
With just 189,700 in the middle and the completed board reading 
, Jason Koon bet 380,000 in middle position. Ole Secher was his sole opponent in the hijack and eventually made the call.
Koon tabled the 
for a set of fixes and dragged in the healthy pot.
Dmitry Yurasov saw his stack tumble well below half a million and eventually got it in for 361,920 in the cutoff. Gytis Lazauninkas isolated from the button and they were off the races.
Dmitry Yurasov: 
Gytis Lazauninkas: 
The board ran out 
and the nines held against both overcards and a flush draw to keep Yurasov in contention.
The board read 
with 124,500 in the middle.
Ilya Anatsky had checked from the middle position and Joni Jouhkimainen bet 80,000. Anatsky took some time and then opted to call but mucked when Jouhkimainen showed the 
for two pair to scoop the pot.
Tom Vogelsang three-bet to 70,000 and was called only by Guillaume Nolet. They checked the 
flop and Nolet bet the turn for 90,387, which prompted a raise to 317,724 by Vogelsang and a call by Nolet.
The 
fell on the river and Nolet checked with 1,203,276 behind. Vogelsang moved all-in with the covering stack and Nolet tank-called with for jacks and sevens. That was no good as Vogelsang had for sevens full of fours.
With almost 470 players in the field, the remaining players have been sent for their second 5-minute break of the day.
Hunting down partypoker “predators” earns you $22 tickets to the site’s Daily Legends tournament sporting the same name.
The $22 Predator is one of the most popular tournaments on the Daily Legends schedule. It runs Monday through Saturday at 5:05 p.m. GMT and features a $30,000 guaranteed prize pool.
That in itself is worth playing in the Predator, but the Predator Hunt promotion adds even more value. Up to 19 specially selected “predators” will frequent The Predator during the week and these 19 stars have an extra bounty on their heads in addition to the tournament’s bounty.
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Level: 5
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,500
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