On a board of 
, both Terry Jordon and Daniele Lunario were at risk and all-in when Alex Peffly made the call.
Jordon held 
for the flush draw, Lunario 
had two pair but Peffly was way out in front with 
.
The 
made Jordan's flush on the river but it was no match for Peffly and his full house.
Peffly is now one of, if not the tournament chip leader with a stack of 220,000 as the players go on their second break of the day.
There was a raising war between Rodrigo Sirichuk in the small blind and Sylvain Loosli in the big blind that culminated when Loosli flat-called the final raise to around 6,300 from Sirichuk.
Sirichuk continued on the flop of 
and Loosli called. Sirichuk then jammed for around 12,000 on the 
turn and Loosli quickly called.
Rodrigo Sirichuk: 
Sylvain Loosli: 
Sirichuk's queens were in trouble against the aces of Loosli with one card to come and the 
on the river didn't change anything to mark the Brazilian's eliminatio.
Daniel Chuprun opened from middle position and Ehsan Amiri flat-called on the button. Stefan Ianuszewicz then three-bet jammed a stack of 19,000 from the big blind and Chuprun re-shoved with slightly more. That got a fold from Amiri, who made a deep run recently in the €10,300 EPT High Roller in Barcelona.
Stefan Ianuszewicz: 
Daniel Chuprun: 
Ianuszewicz winced as an ace showed in the window, but the dealer then fanned the flop of 
to show Ianuszewicz making a set, while Chuprun had some hope with top two pair and shrugged. The board then finished out for Ianuszewicz to stay ahead for a double and to leave his American opponent riding fumes.
Nível: 6
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
After an early position raise and a middle position three-bet, Yehoram Houri flatted the small blind, and Bruno Fitoussi jammed for 19,000 in the big blind. Action folded back to Houri who called.
Bruno Fitoussi: 
Yehoram Houri:
The 
flop provided Broadway outs for Houri, and the 
turn provided flush outs, but the river changed nothing to confirm Fitoussi's double.
In a heads-up pot on a flop of 
, Woojong Ha checked from the big blind and Ramon Colillas bet 2,200 from the hijack. Ha called.
Ha checked again on the turn and Colillas checked back. Ha checked a third time on the 
river, which put a third spade on the board. Colillas peeked at his cards before betting a massive 23,000 into the pot of around 8,000. Ha quickly folded to earn the 2019 PSPC champion the pot.
On a board of 
, Pavel Abramov bet 11,500, a pot-sized bet, into Paulina Loeliger. Loeliger took a few seconds before electing to call.
Abramov showed 
, for a bluff, whilst Loeliger flipped over 
for a flush and raked in a sizeable pot at this level.
With this hand, Loeliger is now one of the early chip leaders.
Another successful female player has recently joined the field; the only two-time EPT champion, Victoria Coren-Mitchell, is seated on table 5 with just below starting stack.
On a 
flop, Stefan Ianuszewicz checked in middle position, David Dahan checked in the hijack, and Benjamin Spragg bet in the cutoff. Ianuszewicz called and Dahan check-raised to 7,000. Spragg called and Ianuszewicz folded.
The 
landed on the turn and Dahan moved all in for roughly 33,000. Spragg went into the tank but ultimately sent his cards into the muck to concede the pot.
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