Alexandros Kolonias raised and called a three-bet by Samuel Renauro III to see a flop of K♦6♥5♦ flop. The Greek opted to check-raise from 2,500 to 9,000 and won the pot.
In the next hand, a short stack was all-in for fewer than 5,000 and Osmin Dardon called in the cutoff.
"About time I win one of these," the player at risk said and tabled the 6♣6♠. Dardon flipped with the A♦K♥ and got there on a board of A♣7♠5♦10♥J♦.
Dario Sammartino opened to 1,000 from the cutoff before calling a three-bet to 2,600 from an opponent in the small blind.
The small blind continued for 1,200 on the A♣6♠7♠ flop and Sammartino made the call.
There was no slowing down for the small blind following the 5♠ turn as he bet again, this time making it 3,700. As before, Sammartino called.
The small blind fired one more barrel after the 5♣ river completed the board, sizing up to 7,700. Sammartino thought long and hard but ended up making the call, prompting his opponent to muck their holding.
Robert Campbell opened in middle position and the hijack three-bet to 3,000. Only Campbell made the call.
The dealer spread a flop of 10♣10♥5♣ and Campbell check-raised the bet of 3,500 to 8,500 and his opponent quickly called.
When the 9♠ landed on the turn, Campbell continued for 14,000. The hijack went into the tank for about a minute as he eyed up Campbell's remaining 25,000 behind. Eventually, he surrendered the pot as the dealer pushed the chips to Campbell.
In a pot that was four-bet preflop, Christopher Frank and Robert James checked through the 5♥6♦5♣4♦ turn. The A♣ river then fell and Frank bet 10,000 chips from the small blind.
James tanked a bit before tossing in a call.
"I win," Frank declared as he tabled A♠6♠ for two pair. He was correct, as James' cards hit the muck and Frank was awarded the pot.
James Sileo opened to 1,000 from middle position and only Brandon Sheils called from the small blind.
Sheils checked the Q♦J♦6♠ flop and Sileo bet 1,800. Sheils made the call.
The 10♥ turn and Q♣ river got checked through and Sheils took down the pot with A♦6♦ for a pair of sixes.
Tony Gregg had already lost a larger portion of his starting stack and then bet the heads-up river of 9♥4♦3♦6♠6♦ against Ricky McGraw for 6,400. His table neighbour reluctantly called and Gregg sent his cards into the muck, as his stack plummeted further.
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There were over 40,000 chips in the pot on a board of 3♣4♠8♣7♥6♣ when Daniel Rudd shoved the river into the player on his right. Rudd's opponent had around 42,000 chips remaining in his stack and dropped in the call which put himself at risk.
Rudd showed A♣K♣ for the nut flush, and his opponent tabled J♣9♣ for a smaller flush, and was eliminated.
The hijack opened to 1,000 and then called when Torsten Isecke three-bet to 2,600 from the button.
The 9♦6♠3♦ flop checked through.
On the 5♦ turn, the hijack check-called a 1,200 bet from Isecke.
The river brought the 9♥. The hijack checked, Isecke bet 2,000, and the hijack raised to 7,000. With the action back on Isecke, he put in a three-bet to 16,000 and the hijack quickly folded.
Isecke was kind enough to show 9♠9♣ for quad nines to show that the hijack made a good fold.
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