Action was picked up with an all in and a call between Gregory Dupuy from early position and Caroline D'Istria from the cutoff. Dupuy was all in and at risk as Distria had him covered.
Caroline D'Istria: A♠A♣
Gregory Dupuy: K♠K♣
Dupuy spiked one of his two outs on the flop of K♥3♦3♠ leaving D'Istria now with two outs. Dupuy's kings held through the 9♥ turn and Q♦ river to remain in the tournament.
Action folded to Michael Sebban who went all in from the cutoff for 46,000. He was called by the covering stack of Timothy Friese in the small blind.
Michael Sebban: A♥J♥
Timothy Friese: A♠8♥
The 10♦K♥7♣ was safe for Sebban and he held with a superior ace through the 3♥ turn and 10♠ river, securing a full double up
Azamat Tulepbergenov opened to 16,000 in the cutoff and was faced with an all-in three-bet to 77,000 by Robert Schulz.
After some thought Tulepbergenov called to put Schulz at risk.
Robert Schulz: A♦J♥
Azamat Tulepbergenov: K♦Q♠
Schulz was ahead but the Q♥2♦J♦ flop gave Tulepbergenov a pair of queens versus his jacks, and the 2♥5♠ runout did not save Schulz.
Nível: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Cristian Larrosa shoved for his last 65,000 from early position and just behind him, Mathias Spilmann also shoved having Larrosa covered. Everyone else folded and hands were revealed.
Cristian Larrosa: Q♣J♣
Mathias Spilmann: Q♦Q♠
Larrosa was in rough shape, and the 3♠3♦A♥8♦2♦ runout was of no help — eliminating Larrosa as the money bubble draws near.
Action was picked up as Tobias Hausen went all in for around 70,000. Action folded around to Christophe Fougle in the big blind who was in the tank.
After a while, he said to Hausen: "If I show will you show?"
Hausen agreed and Fougle open folded 7♦7♥. Hausen said "I had that beat" and tabled 8♠8♦.
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Krishna Madhariwar moved all in from middle position for 75,000 and Stephane Abehassera re-jammed from the cutoff for 200,000, forcing folds from the rest of the table.
Krishna Madhariwar: K♥J♣
Stephane Abehassera: A♣K♣
Madhariwar's king was dominated and matters got worse after the A♥Q♣5♠ flop, the 3♣ turn and 8♣ river confirming his exit versus Abehassera's pair of aces.
Carl Probsting opened to 12,000 first-to-act and action folded to Federico Piroddi in the big blind, who three-bet to 44,000.
Probsting asked for a count and tanked a while before announcing he was all in. Piroddi quickly called all in for approximately 150,000 total and a showdown was held.
Federico Piroddi: A♥K♥
Carl Probsting: Q♠Q♥
It was a virtual coin flip, but the J♠8♦7♠9♥6♣ runout kept Probsting best with his queens and he collected the massive pot while Piroddi was sent to the rail.
Nível: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
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