Olivier Dinand, George Sandford, and Markus Anheier were three-way to a turn of 9♣4♦K♠4♣. Anheier put in 17,000 from the small blind and was called by Sandford in middle position.
Anheier then raised to 50,000, seeing Dinand muck his cards. Sandford, however, called to the 9♦ river, where he led out for 45,000.
After some deliberation, Anheier decided to fold, showing the 4♠ while passing the other three cards face-down.
With roughly 50,000 in the pot on a flop showing 8♥7♠6♠. Martin Schamaun got his last 60,000 into the middle from the big blind with Emanuel Singer being the player to put him at risk from the button.
Martin Schamaun: A♣K♥9♣8♠ 
Emanuel Singer: K♠Q♦J♠5♣
Schauman was ahead with a pair of eights, but Singer had a lot of outs to send him to the rail. The 3♣ turn and 7♥ river were safe for Schauman and he doubled up.
Singer was left with just four big blinds and was eliminated a few hands later.
Javier Francort had gone all in from the big blind for his final 25,000 and was called by Hokyiu Lee on the button and Dennis Weiss in the small blind.
The flop fell 5♠8♦5♦ and was checked by Weiss. Lee added 20,000 to the dry side pot, which was called by Weiss. Lee sized up to 40,000 on the K♦ turn, which was enough to get Weiss out of the hand and get the other players to showdown.
Javier Francort: K♠9♠6♣4♠
Hokyiu Lee: 10♠J♦8♥6♦
Lee had turned a flush, leaving Francort drawing dead. He said his goodbyes as the 3♠ river completed the board, being the first to exit on Day 2.
Kai Lehto and Jeremy Trojand were heads up on a flop of 8♥Q♦J♠. Lehto made a bet of 15,000 into the pot of 50,000 from the small blind and was called by Trojand under the gun.
Both players went on to check the 9♦ turn before Lehto put in another 40,000 on the 5♣ river.
Trojand almost immediately mucked his cards, seeing Lehto, who started the day with 13 big blinds, chip up to about half the average stack.
Oscar Ceron raised to 12,500 from the cutoff. Tamazi Skhirtladze called on the button and Narcis Nedelcu defended his big blind.
Nedelcu led out for 8,500 on the K♦K♥Q♥ flop, which only Ceron called.
Nedelcu shoved for roughly 45,000 on the 4♥ turn and got a tank-fold from Ceron.
When it folded to David Sosic in the small blind he raised to 15,000 and [Removed:515] defended from the big blind.
Both players checked the monotone flop of Q♣10♣3♣ to see the A♦ fall on the turn. Sosic bet 10,000 and [Removed:515] called.
Sosic bet 25,000 upon seeing the K♥ hit the river. [Removed:515] called again and Sosic flipped over 6♣5♣5♦3♦ for a flopped flush to win the pot
Samuel Albeck and Marco Di Persio were heads up on a completed board of Q♠3♠J♥A♠2♥. A pot of 85,000 was in the middle when Albeck checked from the small blind to Di Persio in the cutoff.
Di Persio then bet 32,000 and received a snap call from his opponent. Di Persio tabled Q♣J♠8♣7♠ for a jack-high flush, taking down the pot when Albeck mucked his hand.
WSOP Europe Event #4: €2,000 Pot Limit Omaha received 229 entries, of which 35 will receive a payday of at least €4,130.
The winner will walk away with the magnificent sum of €91,400, in addition to the prestigious WSOP bracelet, of course.
| Place | Prize | Place | Prize | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | €91,400 | 10-11 | €5,860 | |
| 2 | €59,700 | 12-15 | €5,099 | |
| 3 | €40,100 | 16-20 | €4,610 | |
| 4 | €27,700 | 21-27 | €4,335 | |
| 5 | €19,700 | 28-35 | €4,130 | |
| 6 | €14,500 | |||
| 7 | €11,000 | |||
| 8 | €8,600 | |||
| 9 | €6,980 |
The 50 returning players have found their seats and the cards are in the air for Day 2 of Event #4: €2,000 Pot Limit Omaha.
Level: 15
Blinds: 3,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
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