Andrew Wilson raised to 25,000 under the gun and Andres Korn called from middle position. Hassan Kamel three-bet to 105,000 from the cutoff and Wilson four-bet shoved for 510,000. Korn reshoved for 686,000 and Kamel let it go.
Andrew Wilson: 
Andres Korn: 
The runout was 
and Wilson doubled up with a set of aces.
In a battle of the blinds, Jerry Odeen bet the 
turn for 100,000 and Rodrigo Marques Carmo called in the big blind. Odeen then moved all in after the 
river and Marques Carmo called for the last 312,000 after brief consideration.
Odeen turned over the 
for king-high and Marques Carmo doubled with 
for top pair.
Ramin Hajiyev had been short for a level or so and eventually shoved 170,000 with 
only to be called by Jean Ferreira with 
There was no help for Hajiyev on the 
and he was eliminated.
Thiago Signorelli Viana was all in for 149,000 under the gun against Johan Storakers who was on the button.
Thiago Signorelli Viana: 
Johan Storakers:
Storakers hit a good flop of 
. The 
and 
filled up the board and Storakers took down the pot, ending's Viana's run.
Nível: 20
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
If you tuned in to the Chase Your Dream invitational, you’ll have seen some truly heart-warming reactions when all five qualifiers were told they had won a Platinum Pass to the PokerStars Players No Limit Hold’em Championship (PSPC) 2020.
But the qualifier we kept the closest eye on was Spain’s Adrian Viñuela. After all, he’d made it through to the final and was just one player away from winning both a Platinum Pass (worth €26,466) and the €10,000 cash prize. Unfortunately for Viñuela things didn’t go his way, and he thought his dream was over.
“I was so sad,” he tells PokerStars Blog the morning after. “I was so close, but I felt like I had lost everything.”
Click here to read the full article by Jack Stanton over at the PokerStars Blog.
The 89 remaining players are on a 20-minute break.
On the tail end of a bigger pot between Stefan Fabian in the big blind and Daniil Kiselev in the cutoff, the board showed 
and Kiselev used one time bank before folding.
"Good river for you. I thought you had three five. A king would have been a good river for me," Kiselev said.
There was another all in a few tables over right before the end of the level as Luiz Duarte Ferreira Filho took on Andres Korn.
Duarte had raised and Korn called in the big blind. Korn bet the flop, turn and river of a board 
with the final bet for 127,000. Duarte moved all in and Korn sighed.
"Again? You are killing me," the Argentinian said. He used one time bank extension and folded, Duarte turned over 
for the nut flush.
Johnny Nedved checked a 
flop and Ryhor Karapanau bet 33,000. Alex Foxen raised to 91,000 and Nedved quickly folded.
Karapanau then used a time extension before re-raising all in for 368,000.
Foxen thought about using a time extension, but eventually folded.
"Nines?" asked Karapanau.
"Maybe," replied Foxen.
"I'll tell you on break," replied Karapanau.
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