Andres Frey called the shove by Gennaro Margarita for 26,500 and it was a flip. Margarita had the 
while Frey held 
for the overcards. Margarita hit a set on 
and Frey already sighed, barely noticed the 
turn and 
river.
"It's always the same", Frey complained before the dealer told him he actually won the hand. Frey took off his sunglasses and then noticed the flush.
Pascal Vos had spun up his re-entry to more than three times the starting stack while Saverio Sabbatino saw his stack dwindle.
The Italian then three-bet jammed with the 
. Shahar Levi called with 
and spiked the 
in the window. However, it was followed by the 
for both players to hit a set. Nothing changed with the 
turn and the river was a blank, too.
Tim Overgaard raised to 6,000 and Robert Ashelm then three-bet to 18,000 in the cutoff. Overgaard jammed for what appeared to be 105,000 and Ashelm made the call.
Tim Overgaard: 
Robert Ashelm:
Thanks to the 
board, Ashelm improved to a pair of kings and sent Overgaard to the rail.
Van Tiep Nguyen was spotted on the way out of the tournament area. His cards were already mucked and Eric Lange raked in the pot. Lange's 
had flopped a flush on the [8h7h65h9s10c] board to score the knockout.
Stanislav Koleno sent a shorter stack to the rail when he called a three-bet jam with the 
. He was trailing versus but got there thanks to the 
board.
Daniel Studer got it in for 38,500 with the 
and was looked up by Rolf Van Brug with the .
The board ran out 
and the deuces shipped a double.
"I gotta take a picture of that," the Swiss joked to the dealer before raking in the pot.
Kisohkumar Ramachandran scored a double with 
as he made broadway on the 
board. The cards of his opponent were already in the muck and the Swiss player doubled.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
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