Philippe Souki had moved all in on one of his first hands for around 60,000 and hadn’t found any callers. An orbit later he was all in again and this time Marcelo Ramos Da Fonseca looked him up with 
. Souki tabled 
and one of the many flips we will see today was underway.
The board ran out 
and Da Fonseca handed over the chips with a sigh.
On the very next hand Souki opened for 6,500 from early position and Grzegorz Wyraz, sat to his left, didn’t seem convinced that he could have two big hands in a row and decided to see how much he wanted to hang on to those newly won chips. Wyraz three-bet to 14,500 and everyone else got out of the way. Souki cut out some more chips and four-bet to 31,500. Wyraz quietly released his hand, message received.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
150,000
87,800
|
87,800 |
|
150,000
-61,600
|
-61,600 |
. The board ran out 
and gained some decent wriggle room ahead of the looming bubble.
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fell on the turn, and Ghatge check called a 17,000 bet from his Russian opponent.
completed the board and Ghatge bet out 30,000. Yurasov made the call, but mucked as Ghatge showed 
for a rivered top pair.
.
against the Italian's player's 
and the board came 
to give the German even more chips. He's now got nearly 300,000 more than Vojtech Ruzicka, the leader at the start of the day.
fell on the turn. Van Puffelen bet out 12,000 and again the instant call followed.
. It was good, as Izhak mucked.
. Pfutzenreuter made the call pretty quickly.
and Ardon checked. Pfutzenreuter checked behind, and the river came the 
.
where Kitai continued with a 33,300 bet. Again Christensen made the call and the river was the 
. Kitai moved all in for 61,000 and Christensen tanked for about 3 minutes before letting his hand go.
and Samuelsson check-called a 8,000 bet from Seiver. The turn card was the 
and Samuelsson checked it over to Seiver who continued for 17,000. Thirty seconds or so went by before Samuelsson let it go.
and it was checked to Seiver who bet 9,000. Samuelsson it was who made the call and they went heads-up to the turn card 
and Samuelsson checked for a final time. Siever eyed him up and splashed out a stack of blue T5000 chips for a bet of a little over 100,000, about half of Samuelsson’s stack. Around two minutes ticked by but there was no sign of Seiver calling the clock. Samuelsson released his hand and a watching player called out, “Nice bluff sir.” “Thank you, thank you.” Seiver grinned in return.
