Vlad Darie defended his big blind from a raise by Koray Aldemir and the flop came 
. Darie checked and then called 4,000 into the pot of about 13,000. Both checked the 
and the 
made the board both paired and four-flushed. Darie checked and folded to 13,600.
Joining the action on the 
turn, Fiodor Martino checked out of the big blind and Assaf Ben Yosef bet 7,200 on the button. Martino check-raised all in for 33,000 and Ben Yosef reluctantly called.
Fiodor Martino: 
Assaf Ben Yosef: 
A ten and a ten only could bust Martino, but the 
on the river was a blank for Ben Yosef, who lost around one fourth of his stack.
When we arrived, the flop of 
was already out and the big blind and Thomas Muehloecker (middle position) had already checked. Asi Moshe bet 9,500 from the hijack and the big blind folded. Muehloecker called.
The on the turn saw Muehloecker check again. Moshe bet 12,500 and Muehloecker called.
Both players checked the 
on the river and Muehloecker showed a winner with 
, Moshe mucked.
Players are on break.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 400
Matas Cimbolas had a bet of 20,000 in front of him in the cutoff when we got to his table and was facing a check-raise to 47,000. The board read 
, and Cimbolas' neighbor, Marco Regonaschi, had put in the raise. Cimbolas told the dealer he was all in and Regonaschi called in short order.
Regonaschi: 
Cimbolas: 
The turn was a 
and the river a , changing nothing. Cimbolas had 99,300 and collected a full double with his straight.
A preflop raising war saw Thomas Mercier and Gytis Bernatavicius all in with near even stacks and both tabled premium hands.
Thomas Mercier: 
Gytis Bernatavicius: 
The board came 
and Bernatavicius was ready to leave. "I have 104k, I think you have more," Mercier said and his stack was counted to be for 104,400. Bernatavicius indeed had more than that, but it was a mere 200 chips and those vanished the next hand with against the of Jean-Jacques Zeitoun, who flopped a set.
A raise to 5,300 by Sérgio Filipe Veloso was three-bet by Kalidou Sow, who made it 12,500 to go. Veloso called and checked the flop of , Sow checked behind. On the 
turn, Veloso check-called a bet of 13,000 and left himself 60,000 behind to check again on the 
river.
Sow bet 100,000 to set his opponent in, and the Portuguese indeed called it off with the 
. Sow had the 
and raked in a massive pot, while some players at the table could barely believe what had just happened.
"Seat Open!" we heard. As we came closer, we saw that Raffaele Sorrentino was stacking while Parker Talbot was making his exit. We later learned that Sorrentino had opened and Talbot had shoved for about 20 big blinds, according to Sorrentino. Sorrentino called with kings and easily won against Talbot's eights.
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