[Removed:528] was all in and at risk preflop with the 
and big stack Sergio Aido from one seat over looked him up with the 
.
The board came 
and Aido turned an eight to send [Removed:529] packing. "The rich get richer," someone on the table mentioned and Aido is indeed one of the richest in chips in the room right now with more than three times the starting stack.
The following players have recently busted out from the €10,300 High Roller. Bryn Kenney busted his second bullet as well and is officially eliminated.
Caufman Talley opened to 1,500 in middle position. After the cutoff made it 4,600, Viliyan Petleshkov four-bet to 11,800 on the button. Talley five-bet to 25,000 and Petleshkov called in position.
Both players checked the 
flop. Talley checked the 
turn, Petleshkov bet 13,000 and Talley gave it up.
On the heads-up flop of 
, Yorane Kerignard checked in the hijack and Conor Beresford bet 3,700 on the button, which Kerignard called. Both players opted to check the 
turn before Kerignard bet the river for 10,300. Beresford called and was shown 
for top two by the Frenchman, which was good enough to win the pot for Kerignard.
The seat that formerly belonged to Max Silver is empty and Benjamin Pollak in the next seat confirmed that the Brit had been eliminated again. A quick look on Twitter confirmed that as well:
Another Brit is running far better in Kfir Ivgi. He won a €2,000 Side Event last night and has already more than doubled his stack one table over from his friend Artan Dedusha. Below are further assorted counts.
Alexander Timman has reentered.
On a completed 
board, Artan Dedusha had 15,000 in front of him, a substantial size of the pot, and Jimmy Guerrero was in the tank.
"Show me if I fold?" he asked Dedusha, who didn't respond. Guerrero used one of his time bank chips to give himself more room for thought.
"Show me if I fold?" Guerrero angrily asked again, not accepting Dedusha's earlier silence. This time, Dedusha responded.
"Maybe," he quipped.
Seconds after, Guerrero flicked in the call. Dedusha tabled 
for trip jacks and the Frenchman mucked.
The cards of Jean-Noel Thorel were already in the muck while Sergio Aido was busy stacking his chips, the cards still visible with 
for a set on the board of 
. Aido was kind enough to provide the details of what happened, as his double was to more than two times the current average.
According to Aido, a raise was followed by four callers and the flop brought a bet of 5,000 by Thorel and a call by [Removed:528] from one seat over. Aido raised to 20,000 and Thorel was the only caller before check-calling the shove of the Spaniard on the turn with 
for top two pair. The river blanked and that cut Thorel's stack into half.
Boris Kolev was the chipleader not long ago but has found himself on a downward slope for a while. Johan Guilbert became the latest to take some of Kolev's chips.
It was a three-bet pot with action on Guilbert in the big blind. On a 
flop, the Frenchman bet 2,600, Kolev raised to 8,000, Guilbert shoved 25,000 and Kolev snap-called.
Johan Guilbert: 
Boris Kolev: 
Kolev had way less outs than anticipated and needed one of the non-diamond straight cards to win. The turn was the and the river the 
to hand Guilbert the double-up.
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