Kenneth Smaron opened with a raise to 45,000 from middle position. Cutoff Robin Luca Wozniczek called before Denis Timofeev on the button squeezed to 160,000.
Byron Kaverman tanked for some time before he let it go. The big blind folded as well and so did Smaron. Wozniczek, though, four-bet to 320,000 and Timofeev called to create a pot of 742,000.
The flop came and Wozniczek bet a mere 183,000. Timofeev called.
The hit the turn and Wozniczek bet another 285,000. Timofeev folded after just about 20 seconds or so.
Wozniczek showed and calmly collected the chips in the pot.
Byron Kaverman raised to 45,000 from middle position, and Harpreet Gill decided to put in a three-bet to 130,000 on the button.
Action was back on Kaverman and he thought about it for a moment before putting in a four-bet to 490,000.
Gill asked for a confirmation of the bet, easily realizing he was being put to the test for his entire stack. After two minutes, he open-folded , sending the pot Kaverman's way.
Harpreet Gill limped in from the hijack for 20,000 and Kenneth Smaron followed from the button. Blinds Anthony Diotte and Robin Luca Wozniczek joined in and the four of them all checked on .
The on the turn paired the board and after both blinds checked, Gill bet 25,000. Smaron flatted, the blinds folded.
The completed the board and Gill checked. Smaron checked behind and Gill showed a winner with .
Action folded around to Jonathan Abdellatif in the small blind and he moved all in for his remaining 238,000.
James Salmon was in the big blind and snap-called.
Abdellatif:
Salmon:
Abdellatif was dominated and needed to get lucky to survive.
The flop came and Abdellatif picked up a flush draw.
The turn was the , giving Abdellatif the card he needed to keep the dream alive. The river was the insignificant and Abdellatif collected his double up.
Abdellatif has been at risk several times already today and has survived three all-ins!