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A big pot of 220,000 had developed by the river on a board of 9♥8♥4♦5♠4♣, in a hand between Fabri Cardenia in early position and Stefan Kiwisch in the small blind.
Kiwisch led out with a bet of 155,000, and seemed surprised when Cardenia jammed for 315,000. Kiwisch asked for a count, and after around two minutes of thought, Kiwisch made the call.
Cardenia tabled 5♣5♥ for the rivered full house, and Kiwisch nodded and tabled 7♥6♥ for the straight, as he counted out his debt to Cardenia.
Tobias Peters opened to 24,000 under the gun, and Simone Demasi defended in the big blind.
The 10♣9♣8♣ flop was checked through to the A♦ turn, where Demasi check-called a bet of 35,000 from Peters.
The 7♣ river brought one-card up-and-down straight flush possibilities, and Demasi led out with a blocker sized bet of 30,000. Peters made the call, and tabled A♣Q♥ for the ace-high flush.
Demasi had 8♥6♥ for the low end of the straight, and Peters scooped the pot.
A pot of around 230,000 had brewed by the river on a board of Q♦9♣6♦3♣2♥, in a hand between Julien Breuil on the button and Ferdinando D'Alessio in the big blind.
D'Alessio check-called a bet of 100,000 from Breuil, but mucked when Breuil tabled A♥Q♠ for top pair queens.
Samuel Bovy jammed for 155,000 from the cutoff, and was called by Jozef Cibicek after he asked for a count and a brief period of deliberation.
Samuel Bovy: K♠Q♥
Jozef Cibicek: 3♠3♣
Bovy needed some help, and gained further outs to the straight after the A♠10♣4♥ flop. The A♥ turn added some more, as he could now counterfeit Cibicek.
The river favored the Slovakian however, as he improved to a full house with the 3♦.
