With Per Salomonsson all-in on the 
flop, Fredrik Andersson and Jakob Madsen saw the 
come on the turn.
Madsen bet 20,000 and Andersson shoved. Madsen called.
Per Salomonsson: 
Jakob Madsen: 
Fredrik Andersson: 
THe turn was the and the river 
improved Andersson to quads and eliminated both opponents.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
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Jonas Kronwitter opened and Narcis Nedelcu called on the button. Leonid Yanovski three-bet from the big blind and got two calls.
The flop was 
and Yanovski moved all in for 12,500. Kronwitter raised all in and Nedelcu re-raised and was all in as well.
Leonid Yanovski: 
Narcis Nedelcu: 
Jonas Kronwitter: 
Nedelcu had flopped a set against middle pair and a flush draw of Kronwitter and pocket jacks of Yanovski.
The turn was the but the river 
gave Yanovski a straight to triple up, with Nedelcu doubling through Kronwitter.
"Nice hand," said Kronwitter. "Four-six-deuce rainbow on the button. That's a premium hand(!)"
On a river of 
Ali Altinel had checked and Oliver Buhler had moved all in for 20,500.
Altinel tanked and looked to the heavens before calling. Altinel showed 
for two pair and Buhler mucked and was eliminated.
The cards were already flipped over as Leonid Yanovski was the player at risk with the 
, That was good for the bottom two pair on the 
flop but it was dominated by the 
of Leszek Badurowicz.
Both the turn and 
river brought no help to Yanovski and he headed to the rail for the time being.
Martin Kabrhel has never won a WSOP bracelet or WSOP Circuit ring in Pot-Limit Omaha. In 2018, he won Event #14: €550 NLHE/Omaha Mixed for €12,932.
Having final-tabled the €550 Pot-Limit Omaha event earlier today, and bust the Mini Main Event, he has now entered the €2,000 Pot-Limit Omaha event and will be hoping for another deep run.
Peter Kvisthammar was all in for around 40,000 against Nuno Nascimento.
Peter Kvisthammar: 
Nuno Nascimento: 
Approximately 18% of the time, this hand would end in a chop, but Nascimento spiked a pair on the 
flop. The turn 
gave Kvisthammar a flush draw, but the river was the and he was eliminated.
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