Yaman Nakdali opened to 55,000 with Q♦8♣ on the button and Dimitar Danchev shoved for 205,000 from the small blind with A♦6♣. He was quickly called by Nakdali and the pair looked to the board.
Dimitar Danchev: A♦6♣
Yaman Nakdali: Q♦8♦
The K♦7♦K♥ flop saw Nakdali pick up a diamond flush draw, but the A♥ turn was good for Danchev.
A 8♣ river secured Danchev the double up and he sat back with just shy of 20 big blinds after the hand.
Action was picked up as Daniel Rezaei was all in against Yulian Bogdanov.
Daniel Rezaei: A♣3♠
Yulian Bogdanov: 10♦7♣
The board ran out 10♥4♦7♦8♠J♠, and Rezaei was eliminated.
The action folded to Samuel Mullur in the small blind, who moved all in for 250,000, which Eric Wasserson called in the big blind.
Samuel Mullur: J♦2♦
Eric Wasserson: K♥3♠
Wasserson retained his lead on the 3♥10♥10♠ flop, but the J♠ turn saw Mullur leapfrog him to move ahead. The standings didn't change on the 9♦ river, and Mullur pulled in a double up.
David Coleman opened to 55,000 on the button and Jesse Lonis three-bet to 140,000. Coleman four-bet to 380,000, leaving himself a 5,000 chip behind and Lonis shoved putting him all in for Coleman to call.
David Coleman: K♦9♦
Jesse Lonis: A♥A♦
Coleman needed to improve but the Q♠7♠4♣A♣J♣ runout didn't help him. He hit the rail in 53rd place, just missing out on making the money in the $25,000 High Roller event.
The action folded to Jesse Lonis in the small blind, who moved all in. Brek Schutten called off his stack of 260,000 in the big blind.
Brek Schutten: A♠8♥
Jesse Lonis: A♦6♦
The K♣K♦10♠ flop offered some chop opportunities, but the 7♠ turn and 5♠ river were clean for Schutten, who doubled up.
On the stone money bubble Didier Guerin opened to 50,000 from middle position and Jovan Kenjic defended the big blind.
The 5♦5♠Q♠ flop was check-called by Kenjic after Guerin bet 30,000, and the pair saw the A♦ turn.
Kenjic checked, and Guerin bet 100,000. Kenjic took some time to make the fold.
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Zachary Grech opened to 55,000 with Q♥Q♦ from early position, and Joey Weissman called from the cutoff with J♥J♦.
The 10♣4♣10♥ flop was continued by Grech for 80,000, and Weissman called behind.
A 7♠ was turned and Grech checked. Weissman opted to check to take them to the J♣ river.
Grech moved out 205,000 and Weissman raised to 500,000 having improved to a boat. Action went back to Grech who took some time before finding the fold.
The hand was picked up with the board reading 2♦Q♣K♥ and Samuel Mullur, having min-raised from the small blind, facing a raise from Aliaksei Boika to 125,000 in a blind-versus-blind situation.
Mullur made the call.
After the 8♥ landed on the turn, Mullur bet 120,000. Boika made the call.
The river brought the A♠ and a check from Mullur. Boika grabbed a stack of green chips that more than covered the 200,000 Mullur had left, and moved it forward.
Mullur folded.
Looking down at K♦3♣, Jesse Lonis opened to 55,000 from under the gun, and Brek Schutten called all in one seat to his left, for his final 45,000 holding A♣J♣. Biao Ding also chose to call from the hijack with 7♥7♦, which tempted David Coleman in with 9♠9♣ and Ren Lin in with 4♣2♣ from the small and big blinds, too.
Five ways to a flop, the dealer spread 3♠Q♦Q♠ across the felt, and the action checked through. The 5♠ turn joined the board, and once again, everybody checked.
The dealer completed the board with the J♥, and when the action checked through for a third time, Schutten found out that he had found one of just two available outs to increase his stack five-fold.
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