Heads-up on a flop of 
, Martin Naveiro bet 4,000 before Nicholas Sjogren raised to 11,000 from the big blind.
Naveiro called, then called another bet of 13,000 on the 
turn. The river came the 
and Sjogren bet 13,000 once again.
Naveiro quickly called as Sjogren turned over 
for two pair, jacks and nines. Naveiro showed 
for the same two pair with an ace kicker to take down the pot.
Marcelo Bonanata and Pawel Brzeski built a pot of around 80,000 heading to the turn on a board of 
.
Brzeszki checked and Bonanata, on the button, shoved for around 50,000. Brzeszki went into the tank for a few minutes before deciding to fold.
As Brzeski tossed his cards into the muck, Bonanata put his hand over his chest and let out a deep sigh of relief.
"Show. Show. Show," the rest of the table implored and Bonanata turned over 
for a straight draw.
Action started when Florin Elisei opened from under the gun to 3,000. Marco Walgreen called from early position and Sebastian Toro completed in the big blind.
The flop came 
, Toro checked and Elisei continued for 6,500 and only Walgreen made the call. On the 
turn Elisei checked and Walgreen moved all in for 24,000. Elisei put in little thought before he folded and the pot was sent to Walgreen.
On a turn board of 
, Toni Kaukua in the hijack bet 16,000 and Diogo Cardoso called on the button.
The two players saw the dealer put out the 
on the river, to which Kaukua moved all in.
After several seconds, Cardoso decided to let it go and Kaukua was pushed the large pot, bumping him up to 1250,000.
With a pot of 70,000 in the middle on the river and the board showing 
, Jon Gurruxtxaga moved all in as action was on Rui Ferreira.
Ferreira tanked for a few minutes before packing up his AirPods and sliding his last 55,000 in the middle. Gurruxtxaga turned over 
for a rivered pair of queens and Ferreira mucked. After he left the table, the dealer turned over his 
while Gurruxtxaga is now contending for the tournament chip lead.
Nível: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Nenad Dukic three-bet to 7,500 from early position and Romain Vial, under the gun, re-raised to 18,500. Dukic then moved all in.
Vial leaned back in his chair and let out a sigh before calling, showing 
. He turned out to be well out in front of Dukic's 
.
Dukic hit top pair on the 
flop but improved no further on the 
turn and river as Vial's kings held up. The stacks were counted down and Vial had 79,000 remaining, leaving Dukic with just a few thousand.
"Why were you unhappy," Dukic asked after the hand.
On a flop of 
, heads-up opponents Alex Kulev and Floyd Rosner got all their chips into the middle, with Kulev at risk.
Alex Kulev: 
Floyd Rosner: 
Rosner was way ahead with his eights, but the runout was brutal as the gave Kulev a straight on the river.
Kulev scooped the pot for a double up while Rosner was left with little more than a big blind.
Action folded to Kayhan Roshanfekr in the small blind who moved all in for 27,000 and Mateusz Piotr Szymanski snap-called in the big blind, having only 1,500 behind.
Kayhan Roshanfekr:
Mateusz Piotr Szymanski:
It was close to an even race until the board ran out 
, giving Roshanfekr top-pair and the full double up.
"Will me not winning a flip make PokerNews?", said Szymanski jokingly as he was left with only one big blind.
Lander Lijo raised to 3,000 from early position and was called by Arya Tasbihi in the big blind. Both players checked the flop.
Tasbihi led out for 3,000 when the turn came the and Lijo called. The river came the and Tasbihi continued betting, this time for 7,500.
Lijo went to put in his chips to call and at the same time stuck his cards in the middle as he prepared to muck them. Tasbihi showed for a pair of eights and Lijo's cards did hit the muck.
"Write this down. I'm a bad player," Tasbihi said after the hand.
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