Adrian Chua jammed for 21,000 from middle position before Brandon Leetz three-bet to 70,000 from the cutoff. His raise folded out the rest of the table and the cards went on their backs.
Adrian Chua: A♣J♦
Brandon Leetz: A♠Q♣
Chua found his three-outer on the J♠10♣8♠ flop and held out to double after the 4♣ turn and 5♥ river.
With roughly 13,000 already in the pot, there was significant raising and three-betting action occurring culminating in a raise to 75,000 by Demosthenes Kiriopoulos. Philipp Wenzelburger, seated in the big blind position, opted to call.
The flop revealed 7♣3♣A♣, prompting Wenzelburger to go all in, which Kiriopoulos promptly called.
Philipp Wenzelburger: A♠Q♦
Demosthenes Kiriopoulos: A♦K♦
The appearance of the 2♣ on the turn caused Wenzelburger, the chip leader of flight 1b, to rise from his seat, seemingly resigned to his fate. However, fortune favored him as the river brought the 6♣, completing a flush on the board and resulting in a split pot.
Wenzelburger expressed his joy, while Kiriopoulos shook his head in disbelief at the unexpected turn of events.
Michel Karim was on the button and had a raise of 37,500 in front of him before Bastien May moved all in for 115,000 in the cutoff. Karim eventually called after considering the decision for nearly a minute.
Bastien May: K♠K♥
Michel Karim: Q♥Q♦
May was ahead with his kings as the board ran out 8♣A♠4♥2♥10♠ to earn him a double up.
Benjamin Pollak raised to 6,000 from middle position, Omar Lakhdari reraised from the small blind and Pollack called.
The flop came 6♠8♥10♠ and Lakhdari moved all in for for 37,500. Pollak called without much hesitation and flipped over Q♣10♣ for top pair. Lakhdari had 7♦6♦ for a pair of sixes with a gutshot straight draw.
The turn came the 10♥ and river was the K♣. Pollak took the pot with trip tens and Lakhdari was left with just 1,000 chips. Shortly after, Lakhdari was eliminated.
With around 50,000 already in the pot on a board of 10♦J♥9♥2♥, Osman Aksu bet 35,000 from the small blind and Sammy Berrehail called in the hijack.
The river was the Q♦ and Aksu immediately moved all in. Berrehail had around 40,000 remaining and tanked for more than a minute before folding.
At another table, Matthias Lipp opened to 6,500 in the hijack and Oliver Bosch called in the cutoff. Francisco Benitez then three-bet to 27,000 on the button and only Bosch called.
The flop came 6♥4♦5♣ and Benitez continued for 23,000. Bosch then moved all in and Benitez snap-folded.
With around 23,000 already in the pot, Oliver Bosch bet 15,000 on the 4♦9♦5x flop, prompting Andriy Lyubovetskiy to respond with an all in. Bosch briefly contemplated calling the 87,500, then ultimately made the call.
Lyubovetskiy showed K♦K♥ and Bosch was behind with Q♥9♥ for a pair of nines.
The better pair of Lyubovetskiy held on turn and river 10♦10♣ and brought him a nice double up.
High Rollers Adrian Mateos and Dan Smith are next to each other on Table 24, with both of them raking in a pot after play resumed from the break.
Mateos, who's on Smith's left, opened to 6,000 from the button and was called by Esteban Maquillon from the big blind. Maquillon check-folded to a bet of 9,000 on the 9♥6♦4♠ flop, giving Mateos the small win.
The following hand, Smith opened from the hijack to 6,500 and saw Lincoln De Souza defend his big blind. De Souza check-called for 10,000 on the 7♠5♣2♥ flop before the 8♥ turn checked through to the J♦ river.
Smith asked to see De Souza's stack, and once shown, Smith fired out 22,000, which folded out his opponent.
Nível: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Level 13 has ended and the remaining 208 players are going on another 20-minute break.
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