Martin Stausholm opened to 12,000 from under the gun. Action folded around to Javier Fernandez who defended the big blind.
He check-called an 8,000 bet from Stausholm on the 10♥K♦K♥ flop. He check-called again on the turn A♠, this time for 24,000.
Both players checked the 2♣ river and Fernandez tabled K♣5♥ for trip Kings. Stausholm mucked.
Action was picked up with Antonio Buonanno all in for 32,000 from the hijack. Dan Djorno called from the small blind.
Antonio Buonanno: J♣J♥ 
Dan Djorno: A♠A♥
Djorno's rockets held across the 5♠5♥9♣7♠7♣ river to sent Buonanno to the rail.
Nível: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
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Action was picked up with Antonio Buonanno all in and at risk on the button versus the covering stack of Martin Lategui in the cutoff.
Antonio Buonanno: A♠Q♣
Martin Lategui: J♠10♦
Buonanno made top pair on the river of the 6♠2♥9♣9♥A♥ board to secure a double up.
Action was picked up with all in and call announced. Fabrice Maltez was at risk from the button versus Michael Gathy in the big blind.
Fabrice Maltez: A♠A♦
Michael Gathy: A♣Q♦
Maltez's aces held across the J♥6♣8♦7♣K♠ board to double up.
The players waited around 45 minutes for the bubble to burst. Martin Lategui kicked off the action with an open raise to 11,000 from early position. Conor Bergin called from the cutoff, and then [Removed:548] shoved all in from the button. Lategui, not feeling confident, folded, but Bergin made the call.
[Removed:548]: A♣A♠
Conor Bergin: 3♥3♣
Aces are probably one of the hands you'd love to see when you're on the bubble, but even better is getting the call from pocket treys. However, the flop had other ideas, revealing 4♥3♦10♠. Even the 8♥ turn and the K♣ river failed to help [Removed:549] and he was eliminated. Bergin was left with a stack totaling over 500,000 chips.
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