Or Nezer raised to 120,000 under the gun and Algirdas Saveikis called in the big blind.
The flop came J♠8♠6♣ and Nezer bet 175,000. Saveikis then moved all in for 1,345,000.
"Too much. I have only this one," Nezer said, showing Saveikis the Q♠ as he tossed his cards into the muck.
Heinz Traut came in with a raise to 125,000 under the gun and only Matteo Intiso called from the big blind.
The two players checked the 10♥8♥J♠ flop to see the 9♥ hit the turn. Intiso checked for a second time, and then folded after Traut bet 125,000.
Matteo Intiso raised to 120,000 from the cutoff. Quang Dinh on the button three-bet all-in to 300,000 with 65,000 behind. Intiso quickly raised all-in and Dinh waited for Sebastien Grax's elimination at the same time to call.
Quang Dinh: J♣J♠ 
Matteo Intiso: K♠10♠
Intiso hit a full house on K♣9♣9♠A♦K♥, leaving no chance for Dinh who was eliminated.
Sebastien Grax raised to 120,000 in the cutoff and Or Nezer called in the big blind.
The flop came A♦J♣2♥ and Grax bet 75,000. Nezer called and they both checked the 8♠ turn.
The river was the Q♥ and Nezer bet 250,000. Grax then moved all in for 835,000.
Nezer shot out of his seat and stood by the table as he went deep into the tank. "Mamma mia. Now you pick the time to bluff me," Nezer said. Another player eventually called the clock, and Nezer soon after stuck in the chips to put Grax at risk.
Grax turned over J♠10♥ for a pair of jacks, and Nezer slammed down Q♣2♦ for two pair to win the pot and send Grax to the rail in 12th place.
Matteo Intiso made it 120,000 to go from the hijack and Catalin Diac called from the small blind. Peter Jesko called for the last 110,000 from the big blind, putting himself at risk.
With Jesko all-in, Diac and Intiso checked down a runout of 6♦2♦10♥J♥K♥ and the cards were revealed.
Peter Jesko: 10♣8♠
Catalin Diac: A♦9♥
Matteo Intiso: K♣4♠
Diac held ace-high, Jesko a pair of tens, but Intiso had rivered the best hand with a pair of kings. The pot went to Intiso and Jesko headed to the rail in 13th place.
Or Nezer raised to 120,000 in the hijack and Sebastien Grax called in the big blind.
Grax led out for 70,000 on the 8♥7♠4♠ flop and Nezer called. Grax then bet 125,000 on the 10♦ turn, and Nezer again called.
Both players checked the Q♣ river and Grax showed A♥8♦ for a pair of eights, but Nezer had Q♠5♠ for a rivered pair of queens to win the pot.
Peter Jesko jammed from the cutoff and Matteo Intiso, alone in the blinds, called off his last 625,000.
Matteo Intiso: K♥J♥
Peter Jesko: 10♦9♣
Intiso's king-high held on Q♣7♣7♠4♦A♦ and he doubled up, leaving Jesko with only 5,000.
In the next hand, Jesko moved all-in, Intiso on the button limped and Heinz Traut in the big blind checked his option.
Both Traut and Intiso checked all the way through a board of 2♥8♣J♦K♠5♥, so three player's cards went on their backs.
Peter Jesko: K♦10♠
Matteo Intiso: 7♦5♣
Heinz Traut: 4♥3♠
Jesko was lucky enough to hit top pair to multiply his stack by 25, while Insito took the side pot.
Level: 25
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
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| Event #5 | Triton Invitational | Dec. 7 | $250,000 |
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