Stepan Vinokurov limped and Karl T Pineault decided to raise to 28,000 on the button. After some thinking, Vinokurov eventually called.
The 5♠3♥K♣ flop was dealt and both players checked to see a 6♦ on the turn. After a minute, Vinokurov checked again but folded after Pineault bet 40,000.
All the chips went in the middle preflop between Junhyoung Ki, who was at risk with A♦3♥, and facing A♣7♦ in Jose Albert's hands.
Albert improved into a pair of sevens with the board K♣7♣5♦J♥3♣ and eliminated Ki from the tournament.
Florian Pesce opened to 16,000 on the button and Gilles Cadignan three-bet to 53,000 from the small blind. Pesce four-bet jammed his monster stack of 1,400,000, more than covering Cadignan's 203,000. Cadignan paused before making the call, and the players went to showdown.
Gilles Cadignan: A♠4♠
Florian Pesce: 9♣9♥
Cadignan needed to improve, and he slammed the table in joy after seeing the monotone 8♠5♠7♠ flop, which gave him a flush.
He held on the 6♠ turn and 10♥ river, doubling his stack.
Anthony Ibrahim opened to 16,000 under the gun and got a three-bet from Stefan Reiser in middle position to 48,000. The flop came 2♣7♣J♦.
Ibrahim checked triggering Reiser to fire another 25,000 which was enough to make his opponent fold.
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Aleksejs Ponakovs's all-in from the cutoff was called by Maksim Mutalapov on the button.
Aleksejs Ponakovs: J♠J♥
Maksim Mutalapov: K♠K♥
The bigger pair held with a runout of 2♠7♥10♣6♥A♣, giving Mutalapov a huge jump up the leaderboard, as he took out a two-time bracelet winner with an almost identical amount of chips.
In the middle position, Robin Pommepuy began with a 49,000 open, which Ramon Pessoa in late position three-bet to 100,000, enough to cover Pommepuy. With action back to him, Pommepuy called putting himself at risk and taking them to showdown.
Robin Pommepuy: A♠6♠
Ramon Pessoa: 9♣9♦
There was no ace to found on the board which ran K♦7♣2♠4♦8♣. Pommepuy's tournament journey ended as Pessoa added the pot to his growing stack.
The flop read Q♣3♥K♣ in a heads-up pot when Wayne Harmon checked from the big blind to Wayne Frisbee who bet 40,000. Harman called and both checked on the 10♦ turn.
The 10♣ paired the board on the river and Harman check-called a bet worth 35,000 from Frisbee. The latter tabled A♠A♣ and it was good to make Harmon muck his cards.
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