Sergi Reixach started things off with a raise to 10,000 from early position. Fabio Peluso then moved all in for 69,500, prompting Gassan Azzam to do the same, forcing Lloveras to fold.
Fabio Peluso: A♠K♥
Gassan Azzam: K♣Q♣
To claim Peluso's bounty, Azzam needed some help from the board, but luck wasn't on his side. The cards ran out 7♥5♦8♦A♣3♦, giving Peluso the double-up he was looking for.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
With two players seeing a board of 8♣2♥6♠6♥ and around 35,000 in the middle, Nimrod Algrably was all in for 182,000 from the cutoff and up against Minseok Kim who covered him from the big blind.
Nimrod Algrably: 6♦5♦
Minseok Kim: 6♣3♥
Both players had trips and Algrably was ahead with the bigger kicker, although most river cards would result in a chop. The 5♠ river improved Algrably to a full house and he dragged in one of the biggest pots of the tournament so far while Kim was left with crumbs.
Ilija Savevski kicked things off with a raise to 8,000 from the button. Valerio Marino, sitting in the big blind, three-bet to 30,000, and Savevski called.
Marino took charge on the flop of 6♥Q♣7♠, leading out with a bet of 22,000, which Savevski also called.
When the 3♠ hit the turn, Marino checked, and Savevski moved all in, prompting an immediate call from Marino.
Savevski showed 10♠8♠ for a flush draw and a gutshot, while Marino revealed A♥Q♠ for top pair.
The river brought the 9♥, giving Savevski the double-up and leaving Marino shaking his head in disbelief.
Igor Gienieralov raised to 10,000 from early position. When it folded around to Max Neugebauer, who is the reigning WSOP Europe Main Event champion, he just called from the big blind.
The action checked all the way to the river on the Q♦10♣3♠4♠3♣ runout and Neugebauer bet 13,000. Gienieralov snap-called and Neugebauer turned over 7♣6♣ for just seven-high. Gienieralov had that beat with A♣K♣ for just ace-high.
With about 30,000 in the pot and the board fully revealed as A♠3♦10♠Q♣5♦, Fabian Scherle in the small blind checked to Gabi Livshitz, who then went all-in. Scherle took his time weighing his options but ultimately decided to call.
Livshitz revealed J♣7♣ for jack high, while Scherle showed 9♥5♣ for a pair of fives. With that hand, Scherle not only scooped up the pot but also claimed the bounty and sent Livshitz to the rail.
Jelmer Schuurmans shoved from early position for 30,000 and Ran Ilani called on the button to try and bust him.
Jelmer Schuurmans: A♥9♥
Ran Ilani: 7♠7♣
Ilani's walking sticks held up on the J♣5♥3♦K♠8♦ runout and Schuurman was sent to the rail.
With two players seeing a board of Q♣9♠10♣ and around 30,000 already in the middle, Sergi Reixach was all in for 39,000 from under the gun and up against #Jessica Teusl who covered him from the big blind.
Sergi Reixach: A♣J♦
Jessica Teusl: J♣10♦
Teusl was ahead with second pair needing to fade only an ace, a king or running clubs to secure the knockout. The 2♥ turn was clean for Teusl but the K♣ river gave Reixach a Broadway straight to take the pot while Teusl was left short-stacked and busted shortly afterwards.
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
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