Sylvain Loosli bet 120,000 in the big blind on a board of 
. Pedro Zagalo called and saw a 
hit the river. Loosli checked and Zagalo bet 230,000. Loosli called and Zagalo showed 
for a missed draw. Loosli won it with 
for a set.
Sylvain Loosli bet 225,000 on the button with 
on the felt, and Pedro Zagalo check-called. Both checked the river and Zagalo tabled 
for a winning flush.
The next hand, Zagalo potted and then called a repot to 180,000. Loosli check-called 135,000 and then checked the turn with the board reading 
. Zagalo bet 275,000 and Loosli folded fairly quickly.
Shyngis Satubayev opened for 45,000 on the button and Pedro Zagalo announced a pot-sized raise in the small blind. Satubayev repotted for what turned out to be 485,000. Zagalo peeled, and they saw a 
flop. Zagalo checked and snap-called the last 486,000.
Zagalo: 
Satubayev: 
Zagalo had outflopped his foe with two pair, and the 
runout kept him best.
The final two players agreed to a short bathroom break.
Sylvain Loosli just eliminated Norbert Szecsi in a hand we missed, so just three players remain.
Pedro Zagalo bet 150,000 from the button on a 
flop, and big blind Sylvain Loosli crammed all in for 507,000. Zagalo called.
Zagalo: 
Loosli:
Loosli had flopped top two, and the turn and 
river kept him best for a double. The French former November Niner pumped his fist in celebration.
After defending his big blind from a Pedro Zagalo raise, Mandy Calara check-raised pot when Zagalo continuation bet 90,000 on the 
flop. Zagalo said he was all in, so the two ran it with Calara at risk for about 550,000.
Calara: 
Zagalo: 
Calara had a monster draw but his hearts were no good as Zagalo was drawing to the nut flush and had the winner for the moment with ace-high. That changed on the 
turn, which paired Calara. However, Zagalo picked up a wrap of his own and completed it with the river.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 0
Players have decided to move the dinner break up and they'll be back in 75 minutes.
Oliver Weis made it 56,000 to go in the cutoff and got three-bet to pot by big blind Pedro Zagalo. Weis was considering whether to put his 230,000 in, and after counting it down he decided to go with his hand.
Weis: 
Zagalo:
The 
flop did little for Weis, but the paired him up. A 
river was no help, though, leaving the German out sixth.
Sylvain Loosli bet 110,000 from the big blind on a board and Pedro Zagalo called on the button. On the river, Loosli slid in 175,000 and Zagalo wasted little time before calling. Loosli flashed what looked like 
for a missed combo draw and Zagalo collected with .
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