Jordan Westmorland limped the small blind with and Giacomo Fundaro checked the big blind with .
The flop was . Westmorland bet 60,000 which was called by Fundaro. The turn card was the . Quads for Westmorland and Fundaro still had his pair and straight draw.
Westmorland bet 175,000 and Fundaro again called to see the river .
One last bet of 475,000 from Westmorland and Fundaro let it go.
Jordan Westmorland opened for 120,000 under the gun with . Two positions down it was Bruno Stefanelli who shoved his 805,000 in with from the cutoff. The button and both blinds folded, Westmorland made the call.
It was an unfair battle to go in and the flop gave both something to work with: . Stefanelli flopped a gutshot, but the hearts were now dead as Westmorland flopped a flush draw.
The on the turn was a blank and so was the on the river. Bruno Stefanelli exits in 6th place and takes home €102,700). The remaining five players are all guaranteed €130,750.
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Giacomo Fundaro raised to 130,000 from the cutoff with and Andrea Benelli in the big blind called with . The flop was . Both players checked and saw the turn card . Again both players checked and the river card was the .
Benelli then bet out 340,000. Fundaro asked for the pot to be spread and gave it a few minutes thought. He had kept the pot small until the river but it was a pot sized bet on the river from big stack Benelli and that eventually persuaded Fundaro to fold.
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under the gun. Jordan Westmorland in positions made the call with 
. Both blinds folded.
and Westmorland made the call. Both players checked the 
on the turn and the river paired the board again with the 
.
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. Quads for Westmorland and Fundaro still had his pair and straight draw.
. Two positions down it was Bruno Stefanelli who shoved his 805,000 in with 
from the cutoff. The button and both blinds folded, Westmorland made the call.
on the turn was a blank and so was the 
on the river. Bruno Stefanelli exits in 6th place and takes home €102,700). The remaining five players are all guaranteed €130,750.
and Andrea Benelli in the big blind called with 
. The flop was 
.
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flop Benelli had no other option than to check-fold to Fundaro's 275,000 continuation bet.