Enrico Coppola opened to 2,300 and was called by Anton Wigg. The two players were three-bet by Davidi Kitai in late position and Coppola called. Wigg thought before committing his remaining chips to the pot in emphatic fashion, slamming fits full of chips to the felt. Kitai quickly called and eventually so did Coppola.
Kitai:
Coppola:
Jattin:
The flop came , and Wigg sighed. "Three?" said Zinno. The dealer duly obliged. on the turn. A collective intake of breath went round the table, but it was short-lived as the came on the river to eliminate both Coppola and Jattin.
Max Silver had helped himself back to 45 big blinds by winning a flip with sevens versus ace-king, but remained below starting stack as the new level kicked in. The chips didn't stay with the Brit for long, as his ticket appeared in the bust out list. He was joined by Christoph Vogelsang, Max Greenwood and Paul-Francois Tedeschi.
Farid Jattin is already back in the field after having just busted a few minutes ago. Let's see if bullet number two is more successful.
On the flop , Patrick Leonard check-called a bet of 2,500 by Connor Drinan before both players checked down the turn and the river. Leonard turned over and Drinan scooped the pot with . The American has lost some chips from his peak while Davidi Kitai and Sam Greenwood hold similar big stacks at the table.
Mike McDonald on the contrary is already in push or fold mode.
Pierre Neuville has been spotted not long ago when moving all in for around 25,000 into a bet of 10,000 by Timothy Adams after the . The Belgian was on his second bullet already and Adams folded.
Just now, a pot of 12,500 saw Neuville checking on the flop . Orpen Kisacikoglu moved all in for his last 17,000 and Neuville tank-called with the . Kisacikoglu was ahead with but only until the turn. The river blanked and Neuville moved back into contention.
€10,000 Single Day High Roller Champion and €25,000 High Roller third place finisher Charlie Carrel is keeping the aggression up in yet another High Roller. In this hand Mohsin Charania opened to 2,500 from early position and was three-bet by Bryn Kenney. With both players holding roughly 20 big blinds behind, Charlie Carrel decided the best course of action was to four-bet all-in and he did so, forcing folds from both Charania and Kenney.
Raffaele Carnevale faced a bet of 16,500 on the river and didn't have much more than that behind. His opponent was Akin Tuna and the Turk was eventually called to reveal the , Carnevale flashed for ace-high with the better kicker.
For Diego Zeiter, the time ran out. He previously doubled up his short stack against Kevin MacPhee and then got it in with pocket eights on a flop . Jacob Bazeley called with pocket tens and spiked a seven on the turn.
The players have been sent into a 20-minute break and that is the last time they are getting away from the tables. Two more levels will be played once they return before bagging and tagging.
"It was a standard hand," Arne Coulier said after coming over to have a chat with fellow Belgian Davidi Kitai. The seat next to Coulier was empty and that previously belonged to Pratyush Buddiga. According to Coulier, he called the five-bet shove of Buddiga with and won the flip versus pocket queens thanks to a king on the turn.
Ivan Luca busted on his second bullet as well while Kevin MacPhee busted and reentered.
, and Wigg sighed. "Three?" said Zinno. The dealer duly obliged. 
on the turn. A collective intake of breath went round the table, but it was short-lived as the 
came on the river to eliminate both Coppola and Jattin.
, Patrick Leonard check-called a bet of 2,500 by Connor Drinan before both players checked down the 
turn and the 
and Drinan scooped the pot with 
. The American has lost some chips from his peak while Davidi Kitai and Sam Greenwood hold similar big stacks at the table.
. The Belgian was on his second bullet already and Adams folded.
. Orpen Kisacikoglu moved all in for his last 17,000 and Neuville tank-called with the 
but only until the 
river and didn't have much more than that behind. His opponent was Akin Tuna and the Turk was eventually called to reveal the 
, Carnevale flashed 
. Jacob Bazeley called with pocket tens and spiked a seven on the turn.
and won the flip versus pocket queens thanks to a king on the turn.
