Arriving on the river of a board, Boutros Naim called the shove of Remy Luberspere and was at risk of elimination. Luberspere showed the for a full house and the Lebanese sighed, flashed his for a turned flush and then joined the rail.
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Viacheslav Igin was listed as the chip leader after dinner break and Ben Soussan has just caught up with the Russian. Soussan opened to 2,600 from the cutoff and received one call before the player in the big blind squeezed to 7,200. Just Soussan called and the Frenchman took it down with a bet worth 8,700 on the turn.
"It just depends whether you believe me or not. You don't like it but you did (folded) well" Soussan said.
[Removed:247] had just busted Giovani Rosadoni and then welcomed Julien Pecheur to the table with a raise to 4,600, having the latter call out of the big blind. Pecheur then bet the flop for 6,500 and received a rather quick fold and no table banter by the fellow Frenchman.
Dzmitry Stukach from Belarus has been flying somewhat under the radar and we lost track of him, unfortunately he has been eliminated now. Same applies for Oyvind Wroldsen, who also appeared in the bustout list less than 10 minutes after the return to the tables.
The second eGaming player from yesterday's Unibet SNG has hit the rail and it took place pretty much straight back from the dinner break. Jorien van der Heijden got her last 9 big blinds in with and initial raiser Mehmet Ongurur called with the .
The board ran out and that was it for the Dutchwoman.
Tournament staff has confirmed 229 entries for the second starting day to create an overall field of 411 participants. The top 45 spots will get paid at least €2,210 while the winner takes down the precious trophy as well as €80,000 for the efforts.
The full payouts will be displayed on the tournament screens after everyone comes back from the 90-minute dinner break and we shall have it up shortly as well.
A bigger clash took place with Jesper Tulonen shoving his last 3,800 chips with into a squeeze to 4,100 by [Removed:247] and then Nicolay Langfeldt moved all in for 46,900 himself. [Removed:250] ended up calling with and Langfeldt tabled his .
The board ran out to gift the Norwegian a straight and [Removed:250] took a big hit to his stack.
In a battle of the blinds, Florian Ravier fired three small barrels on a board of and the final one was worth 2,900. It represented his remaining black T-100 chip denominations and the Frenchman then folded to the raise of Agerskov, who made it 8,900 to go.
Not long ago, the Dane had only three T-5,000 chips left.
board, Boutros Naim called the shove of Remy Luberspere and was at risk of elimination. Luberspere showed the 
for a full house and the Lebanese sighed, flashed his 
for a turned flush and then joined the rail.
flop for 6,500 and received a rather quick fold and no table banter by the fellow Frenchman.
and initial raiser Mehmet Ongurur called with the 
and that was it for the Dutchwoman.
and Langfeldt tabled his 
and the final one was worth 2,900. It represented his remaining black T-100 chip denominations and the Frenchman then folded to the raise of Agerskov, who made it 8,900 to go.
