Younesse Oualgasi raised to 5,000 from early position and Marc Oller Martinez called out of the small blind. The big blind moved all in and Oualgasi shoved over the top to pick up a snap-call by Oller Martinez.
Marc Oller Martinez:
Big Blind:
Younesse Oualgasi:
The board ran out and Oller Martinez had the best of it.
Daniel Gomez Palleja was all in for his last 25,800 and turned over in showdown, only to find himself dominated by an opponent holding . The board ran out and Gomez Palleja doubled. At the same time, Marco Della Tommasina arrived, having lost most of his chips set under set on the previous table that broke.
Albert Flores Trujillo and one opponent were racing big time, and the Spaniard showed while facing the ultimate coin flip against . A board of provided both over cards and Flores Trujillo doubled to almost double the average. He bumped fists with the Spanish opponent and had his stack of 48,600 more than doubled.
Marco Della Tommasina moved all in for his last 10,600 and Alberto Flores Trujillo called in the hijack. The cutoff also called and thje big blind called all in for 2,700 less. Once the two pot sizes were determined, the flop fell and Flores Trujillo checked. The cutoff moved all in and forced a fold to allow for the following three-way showdown:
Marco Della Tommassina:
Big Blind:
Cutoff:
Neither the turn nor the river changed anything and the Italian quadrupled with just ace-high.
The Turbo Heat Day 1d has 40 players out of 55 entries remaining in level six, and Sandro Hauser is among the hopefuls. Jamali Razavi has around 50,000, which tops the average of 41,250 at the moment.
In the regular Day 1c, the screens show 240 entries and just 115 players remain for an average of more than 63,000.
The pot was around 70,000 and would have boosted Roberto Perez right back above average, and the Spaniard had gotten it in well ahead also. Perez went into the showdown with and table neighbor Borja Garcia Gala looked him up with .
However, the board came and Garcia Gala spiked a queen on the flop to send Perez packing.
and Oller Martinez had the best of it.
in showdown, only to find himself dominated by an opponent holding 
. The board ran out 
and Gomez Palleja doubled. At the same time, Marco Della Tommasina arrived, having lost most of his chips set under set on the previous table that broke.
while facing the ultimate coin flip against 
provided both over cards and Flores Trujillo doubled to almost double the average. He bumped fists with the Spanish opponent and had his stack of 48,600 more than doubled.
and Flores Trujillo checked. The cutoff moved all in and forced a fold to allow for the following three-way showdown:
turn nor the 
river changed anything and the Italian quadrupled with just ace-high.
and had a flip against 
and the rest of the board ran out 
