With around 21,500 in the pot already, David Laka Calzada bet 16,000 on a 
board. His opponent went in the tank, used one of his time bank chips, then called.
The river was the 
and Laka moved in for 23,500. This time, his opponent snap-called.
David Laka Calzada: 
Opponent: 
Laka's set was best and his opponent was left with a mere 5,000.
Over at Table 6, 2013 World Champion Ryan Riess and 2014 World Champion Martin Jacobson are seated together. The two former champions directly locked horns on a 
board.
With around 3,700 in the pot, Martin Jacobson had 4,000 in front of him. Ryan Riess, who was out of position, had raised to 13,800, and Jacobson folded after some thought, allowing Riess to deliver the first jab.
Alex Papazian bet 15,200 from the button and his middle-position opponent was in the tank when we got to his table. The board had come 
, and there was only about 9,000 in the middle. The middle player used a time extension and then decided to call. Papazian showed 
for a backdoor flush and his opponent flashed the .
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A player on the button had a T5,000 chip in front of him on a 
board, and Artan Dedusha had made it 8,000 from under the gun. A middle-position player also had 8,000 in front of him, though it wasn't clear if he had bet and gotten called or cold-called two aggressive moves. The player on the button used a time extensions and folded.
On the 
river, Dedusha quickly bet 12,500, and that was enough to win him the pot.
Among those trending up early is Georgios Vrakas. The Greek is fresh off a victory in the €2,000 PokerStars Championship National High Roller earlier this week, where he conquered a 1,470-strong field to boost his bankroll with a whopping €330,000.
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