2023 WSOP Europe
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
Players have been sent on a 20-minute break.
Leonardo Sabatino was already all-in and awaiting his fate when David Eiselt and Anthony Mahaut were still active to the A♠8♦5♠A♣Q♦ river. Eiselt pushed all-in and Mahaut folded after brief consideration.
Eiselt tabled the A♥8♣ for aces full of eights and the 6♠4♠ of Sabatino were briefly exposed before he left the tournament area.
Thomas Maier gathered his belongings and slowly headed towards the payout desk but not before splashing his chips towards the dealer, who then pushed it to Johannes Mueller.
On a board of 7♦7♥5♥3♠4♣, the J♣J♠ of Mueller reigned supreme and that reduced the field further. Prior to the first break of the day, fewer than 180 players remain.
Big stack Berend Hooijer was approaching a seven-figure stack but suffered a minor setback when he took on table neighbour Amirreza Mirzapour for the last 80,000.
Amirreza Mirzapour: 9♣9♠
Berend Hooijer: K♥10♥
The flip went to Mirzapour thanks to a board of A♠J♣4♠J♠3♦.
Albert Mykhaylyuta vaulted out of his seat and fist-pumped to celebrate his double-up. In a battle of the blinds, he was all-in for 160,000 with the Q♥Q♦ and Maxim Fana looked him up holding the A♠5♠.
The pocket pair held and improved to a full house on the Q♣6♣3♠K♣K♠ runout.
Lukas Burggraf moved all in for his last 118,000 before Suleiman Shamo announced all in with his larger stack. The action folded around and the hands were revealed.
Lukas Burggraf: A♥7♥
Suleiman Shamo: A♦Q♠
Burggraf was looking for help and found it on the 5♥Q♥4♥ flop to make a flush. The 10♠ turn and 5♣ river completed the board as Burggraf doubled his stack.
Evgheni Toporas and Andre Winkler were heads up with the chips in the middle. Toporas had called Winkler's all in for 155,000 and the cards were turned over.
Evgheni Toporas: A♥Q♥
Andre Winkler: Q♦Q♣
The 3♣4♣6♦ flop left Winkler's queens in front, while the 5♦ turn gave Toporas a straight draw. The 4♥ river was a blank, with Winkler earning the double up.