On the 
flop, Vlado Sevo bet 2,000 and Ran Azor made it 10,000 to go, which Francisco Quevedo and Sevo called. The 
appeared on the turn and Azor moved all in and Quevedo called it off while Sevo folded.
Francisco Quevedo: 
Ran Azor: 
"Of course I know what he has, but I have too many outs," Quevedo said. The 
river was a blank and the player from Costa Rica was eliminated.
Mikko Hirvonen busted and sent his stack over to Dario Alioto while [Removed:153] doubled through Alfredo Vega Meister. Until the rover of the board 
, the pot had already grown to 32,000 and Stenholm was all in for 13,950. Vega Meister reluctantly called and was shown 
for a king-high straight by Stenholm. Vega Meister mucked 
and dropped to fewer than half the starting stack.
Among those to join recently were Simon Trumper, Marcel Luske, Eddie Ochana, Thomas Pohnke, Andreas Klatt and Andriy Lyubovetskiy. Klatt won the first Omaha bracelet during the 2017 World Series of Poker Europe and is aiming for the repeat.
Igor Sharaskin has become the second player to re-enter.
On the three-way flop of 
, Vivian Saliba bet 2,500 on the button and the big blind folded, while Jean-Noel Thorel called from under the gun. The 
appeared on the turn and paired the board, which prompted Thorel to check. Saliba bet 4,500 and the Frenchman let go.
Igor Sharaskin raised and picked up three callers including Aaron Duczak. On the 
flop, it was Sharaskin that continued for 1,800 and just Aaron Duczak in the small blind called. After the turn, Duczak checked and Sharaskin bet 4,600 before the Canadian check-raised to 16,000.
Sharaskin called and the 
river completed a back door flush. Duczak gave it some time and moved all in, and Sharaskin called to see his opponent turn over 
for the nut flush. Sharaskin mucked his cards and claimed he had top two pair with the inferior flush.
Level: 3
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 0
On the five-way flop of 
, Samuel Albeck bet 600 and was called by Barny Boatman and Eric Lescot while Christian Rauch folded. The 
appeared on the turn and Lescot in the big blind checked, Albeck bet 2,000 and Boatman was the only caller.
The fell on the river and Albeck checked before Boatman announced a pot-sized bet of 7,800. Some table talk between the two of them emerged and Boatman said "When I said pot, I didn't realize it was that much," and Albeck called soon after. Boatman rolled over 
for top set, the effective nuts, and Albeck could all but laugh and say "nice hit, very nice bet."
Joining the action on the 
flop, John Racener checked out of the big blind and Alfredo Vega Meister bet 3,000. Racener check-raised to 11,000 and Vega Meister called. After the turn, Racener announced a pot-sized bet of 27,000 and Vega Meister folded after some consideration.
There are already 70 entries in the field in level two and that number is trending in one direction only. Several Scandinavians took to the felt already, among them Mikko Hirvonen and Thomas Pettersson, and Fredrik Andersen has had the best start of them thus far.
As for Hirvonen, he was just involved in a three-way pot and his raise to 1,000 was called by Dario Alioto and the player in the big bliond. On the 
flop, the big blind bet 3,000 and Hirvonen raised the pot to 13,100 in order to force a fold from all opponents.
Rifat Palevic won his very first bracelet this summer in Las Vegas after taking down Event #39: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em Super Turbo BOUNTY and he entered recently along with John Racener and Vivian Saliba. Bianca Jacobs re-entered and a new table opened, which also required the next big blind to move. Of course no other than her nemesis Georgios Koliofotis was moved over, and this should ensure some fireworks in the next few hours.
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