Theodoros Aidonopoulos raised from the button and was called by the player in the big blind to see a flop of 
with flush draw. The Greek called a check-raise from 1,000 to 3,000 and also a further bet of 10,000 on the 
turn. A blank 
river completed the board and the player in the big blind moved all in.
Aidonopoulos called with an overpair to the board but was no good against the 
of the opponent.
Michael Mizrachi defended his big blind and then check-raised the 
flop before firing the blank turn for 3,500. Manig Loeser folded his cards and was shown 
for a double gutshot. One hand later, Stefano Garbarino opened to 800, Loeser clicked it to 2,250 and "The Grinder" won the pot with a cold four-bet of 5,150.
Upon asking him for the stack size, he joked "Soon to be 80k, then 160k and bust." We'll see about that.
Benjamin Winsor got moved to table six not long ago and just appeared in the tournament feed as latest seat open. Minutes prior to this, Mustafa Biz was thrown off the same table and we are off to investigate what happened.
After some action from Arda Ozgur and 1,200 in front of Amir Alter, Ercan Olgun made it 2,650 to go and was called by Ozgur and Alter. On the 
flop, Alter check-folded to a 3,750-bet of Olgun and Ozgur stuck around. The 
on the turn triggered another bet of Olgun and 6,350 proved to be too much for his countryman.
Dimitrios Ballas, Maximos Pertsinidis and Theodoros Aidonopoulos have joined the action to boost the field to 76 in level five.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 50
Ivan Luca Franco bet 1,500 on a three-way flop of 
and faced a raise to 3,500 by Sergey Rebechenko with another playing calling. Franco now squeezed to 8,500 and both opponents called to see the 
on the turn. The Argentinian announced a bet of 8,000 and threw in two blue T-5,000 chips. Neither opponent was willing to call just that and Franco claimed the pot.
Hassan Bittar was already down to less than 10,000 in chips again and is the next player to join the rail. He will have to wait until tomorrow in order to re-enter again, as only one re-entry per day is allowed.
The player that busted with the aces against Manig Loeser purchased a re-entry and Onur Unsal did so as well after having been eliminated from Day 1a 10 minutes ago. Simeon Naydenov is also back at it again to increase the field size to 71 entries in total, of which 61 currently remain.
button in Safari
