Nearly even in chips, Bertrand Grospellier clashed with Timothy Adams and the following cards were revealed.
Bertrand Grospellier: 8♦8♥
Timothy Adams: J♣J♠
Adams was ahead with his superior pocket pair and that remained to be the case throughout the 6♣3♣3♦9♠A♠ board to send Grospellier to the rail.
The stack of Ole Schemion had dwindled as of recently and he ultimately got it in against Quan Zhou in a battle of the blinds with both players turning over ace-rags.
Ole Schemion: A♥2♦
Quan Zhou: A♦6♦
The 7♠5♣4♣ flop and J♦ turn provided no help and the 6♣ river only improved Zhou to a pair of sixes.
The 2023 World Series of Poker Europe is in full flow, with proceedings for the record-breaking €10,350 Main Event currently underway at King's Resort in Rozvadov.
And while there's been some immense tournament poker on display already, there's been plenty of exciting action in the cash game streets here at King's. Yesterday's cash game livestream featured some huge names such as Martin Kabrhel, Johan "YoH ViraL" Guilbert, Rob Yong, Bertrand "Elky" Grospellier and casino owner Leon Tsoukernik.
One of the biggest pots of the night was played between Guilbert and Kabrhel where the latter found an ace on two boards to scoop in the massive pot.
With around 75,000 in the middle and the flop showing 10♦K♥3♦, Stuart Rutter got his last 200,000 in the middle from the hijack against Stoyan Madanzhiev in middle position.
Stuart Rutter: A♣A♠
Stoyan Madanzhiev: K♣10♣
Madanzhiev had flopped top two pair to leave Rutter needing help with his aces, but none arrived on the 2♥ turn or 9♣ river as Madanzhiev scooped the big pot and sent Rutter off with nothing but a bad beat story.
Davide Muccini and Eusebiu Jalba had created an 86,000 pot when the turn was dealt on 5♦J♠3♠8♥. Muccini then checked from the small blind before Jalba made a bet of 37,000 from the big blind. Muccini came out with a raise to 95,000 and Jalba called after a little thinking time.
The J♥ river then paired the board and saw Muccini revert to a check. Jalba then pushed all in, covering the 145,000 chips Muccini still had in his possession.
A snap call followed and Jalba tabled K♥K♦ for an overpair. However, it was greatly outclassed by the full house of Muccini, who played J♣8♣. Jalba slammed the table, but it could not prevent the massive pot being shipped Muccini's way.
In a limped pot to the K♥J♣9♠ flop, Michael Gehrmann check-called a bet worth 10,000 by [Removed:607] and then checked the 5♥ on the turn. [Removed:608] bet 45,000 for Gehrmann to raise it up to 105,000, picking up a call by [Removed:608].
Gehrmann then bet the 5♠ river for 64,000 and [Removed:608] pushed all-in, picking up a quick call. Gehrmann tabled his 9♦9♥ for nines full of fives and doubled, as [Removed:608] only held Q♥10♠ for the flopped king-high straight.
Heads-up on a flop of 7♦2♣4♠, Stephen Chidwick bet 28,000 from the hijack and Roman Chochola called in the big blind.
Both players checked the 4♣ turn before Chochola led out for 26,000 on the K♣ river. Chidwick spent a minute staring over at his opponent before putting in a call.
Chochola then turned over 7♥3♥ for two pair and Chidwick mucked.
Omar Eljach's table just broke and he was moved to Chidwick's direct left.
With around 90,000 in the middle to the K♦2♥2♣9♥J♠ river, Fausto Tantillo bet 7,000 from under the gun. Omar Eljach raised it up to 65,000 and Tantillo reluctantly folded. Their table broke soon after to balance the shrinking field on Day 2.
Further assorted counts can be found below.
Felix Andereya moved all in for 110,000 under the gun and Daan Uithof called in the small blind.
Felix Andereya: 8♠8♣
Daan Uithof: K♣K♦
"Come on, one time," Andereya pleaded, taking out his phone to film the action. The flop came 3♥K♠10♠ and it was Uithof who made a set to leave Andereya drawing incredibly thin. The board ran out Q♣Q♥ and Uithof finished with a full house to end Andereya's tournament hopes.
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