In the previous hand, "AxelwOw~" had doubled table neighbor "NatanDoPoker" and then jammed the short stack that was left over, as he clashed with the very same opponent.
"AxelwOw~": 
"NatanDoPoker": 
The board ran out 
and the seat open was already locked up on the turn.
Russia's "Shalchinov A" opened to 32,000 and Joshua "slayerv1fan" Hoesel three-bet to 96,500 on the button, which then led to a four-bet worth 272,000 by the initial raiser. Hoesel moved all in and was called by "Shalchinov A" with the slightly inferior stack.
"Shalchinov A": 
Joshua "slayerv1fan" Hoesel: 
The 
flop brought no change yet but Hoesel took the lead on the turn, then faded the two outer on the 
river.
A short-stacked "needdollarz" got it in from the small blind with 
and was called by Ezequiel "eze88888" Waigel with the 
.
The board came 
and the 2018 WCOOP-H Main Event winner earned the pot.
Jussi "calvin7v" Nevanlinna had grinded a short stack for a while and eventually got it in with the 
via three-bet jam after he had doubled the previous hand. Initial raiser "slarki1" quickly called and the Finn was at risk once more.
Jussi "calvin7v" Nevanlinna:
"slarki1":
On a 
board, Nevanlinna missed the flush draw and headed to the rail.
Konstantin "krakukra" Maslak started the day above the average but things didn't go well for the Russian and he ultimately just jammed the last few crumbs in from the hijack, which was called by "pececada" in the big blind.
Konstantin "krakukra" Maslak: 
"pececada": 
Maslak remained ahead on the 
flop but the turn improved his opponent, the river then bricked off.
Level: 19
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 2,500
The UK's "MezuuÜuut" open-shoved the cutoff for 290,350 and was called by "yagrebulave" on the button. "Darsolation" in the small blind then moved in for 959,268 and was called by "yagrebulave" with the superior stack by two blinds.
"MezuuÜuut":
"Darsolation":
"yagrebulave": 
The pocket pair ended up winning it all on the 
runout to eliminate two opponents.
A raise to 44,000 by "kimokh" in the hijack saw Ben "Spraggy" Spragg three-bet jam for 245,448 in the small blind and the instant call of "kimokh" followed to set up the following showdown.
Ben "Spraggy" Spragg:
"kimokh":
The 
flop was a tease for the PokerStars ambassador and he picked up further outs on the turn with a gutshot. However, the river was a blank and that was it for Spragg.
Only 478 players remain as the second scheduled five-minute break has commenced.
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