Daniel Negreanu open-jammed a stack of around 300,000 from middle position and got action from the bigger-stacked Fabian Bernhauser in the small blind.
Daniel Negreanu: A♦4♣
Fabian Bernhauser: A♣A♠
Negreanu started laughing when he saw he was against aces and was drawing to only a chop after the 8♦10♣J♠ flop and K♥ turn. "Queen!" Negreanu cheered.
A queen didn't come as the 5♣ bricked off to mark Negreanu's elimination.
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Pedro Garagnani opened in early position and was called by Henrique Lessa on the button and Justin Saliba in the big blind.
The flop of 6♠7♦6♦ checked through and Saliba checked again on the Q♠ turn. Garagnani bet 85,000 and Lessa called before Saliba check-raised to 360,000. Garagnani folded and Lessa called.
Saliba checked on the J♠ turn and Lessa checked back. Saliba, who was recently interviewed by Jeff Platt, showed K♠Q♣ for a pair of queens, but he was out-kicked by the A♦Q♥ of his opponent.
Vitor Dzivielevski opened in early position to 80,000 before getting called by Adrian Mateos on the button and then the big blind defended.
The 7♥5♣7♦ flop landed and the action checked all the way to Mateos who took the betting lead with a wager of 90,000. The big blind folded and then Dzivielevski put in a check-raise to 300,000. Mateos called.
The A♣ hit the turn and the action slowed down and checked through to a J♣ river. Dzivielevski checked one more time and Mateos checked it back.
Dzivielevski tabled Q♣10♣ for a bluff on the flop that went runner runner flush. Mateos shook his head and mucked as Dzivielevski dragged the pot.
The remaining 88 players have been sent on another 15-minute break.
Level: 24
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
David Peters opened to 125,000 in middle position and Marian Farcas three-bet to 260,000 on the button. Peters called.
Peters checked on the flop of K♠5♥3♦ and Farcas continued for 135,000. Peters laid it down.
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Joseph Lebrun opened in early position to 100,000 before Luigi Soncin three-bet from middle position to 280,000. The action was then on Mason Martin on the button who moved all in for his last 715,000.
Lebrun got out of the way and Soncin went into the tank. After a few moments he put in the rest of the chips and the cards hit their backs with Martin at risk.
Mason Martin: 10♦10♠
Luigi Soncin: Q♣10♣
Martin got a safe flop in the K♦7♣6♥ but a small sweat landed on the 4♣ turn giving Soncin a flush draw. The 7♦ river sealed the deal for Martin and he got the pure double.
Hao Chuang opened to 110,000 in the cutoff and Sam Greenwood three-bet to 380,000 in the small blind. Chuang laid it down.
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