Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier three-bet preflop on the button and the initial raiser called to see a flop of . The initial raiser bet 150,000 and Grospellier raised, then called the shove of his opponent for 1.5 million with the . Grospellier had to dodge aces and diamonds as his opponent held the .
The turn and river did just that and the Frenchman doubled.
The seat that formerly belonged to Jonathan Concepcion is now vacated and Ludovic Geilich was not finished just yet with stacking even more chips. According to Geilich, he three-bet the raise of Concepcion out of the big blind and then bet the flop for 135,000, Concepcion called.
On the turn that brought a hearts flush draw, both players checked and Geilich check-called the shove of Concepcion for 600,000 with pocket aces, the Spaniard only had .
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Mehrshad Hossein Pour raised from the cutoff and called a three-bet by the player in the small blind to see a flop of . The small blind bet 200,000 and Pour called before the fell on the turn. The small blind now bet 1.0 million for half his stack and Pour took a few seconds before moving all in.
His opponent sighed and called to get shown for the flopped second nut flush by Pour, and tabled his for just a pair of tens. A meaningless on the river completed the board and Pour raked in a massive pot to boost his stack.
On the tail end of a big pot between Seyed Smit and Yuri Masliankou, the latter moved all in for 1.055 million out of the big blind and former chip leader Smit was in the think tank on the button with the completed board showing . The German eventually folded and dropped to around 3.3 million.
Mike Leah raised from the button and called TELY's three-bet to 285,000 out of the small blind. The duo checked through the flop and TELY bet the turn for 325,000, Leah called. On the river, TELY checked and Leah forced a fold with a bet of 425,000 to win the pot uncontested.
Mehrshad Hossein Pour raised to 90,000 in the small blind and the big blind called. On the flop and the turn, both players checked. Pour also checked the river and his opponent bet 80,000. Pour called and was shown for a bluff, which Pour had beat with the .
Jeff Hakim had to forfeit a big portion of his stack after betting 485,000 on the river of a board . His sole opponent was Csaba Sztreborny in the big blind and he called to see Hakim turn over for ace-high and a busted gutshot only. Sztreborny had that beat with for top pair and won the pot.
. The initial raiser bet 150,000 and Grospellier raised, then called the shove of his opponent for 1.5 million with the 
. Grospellier had to dodge aces and diamonds as his opponent held the 
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turn and 
river did just that and the Frenchman doubled.
flop for 135,000, Concepcion called.
turn that brought a hearts flush draw, both players checked and Geilich check-called the shove of Concepcion for 600,000 with pocket aces, the Spaniard only had 
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fell on the turn. The small blind now bet 1.0 million for half his stack and Pour took a few seconds before moving all in.
for the flopped second nut flush by Pour, and tabled his 
for just a pair of tens. A meaningless 
on the river completed the board and Pour raked in a massive pot to boost his stack.
flop and TELY bet the 
turn for 325,000, Leah called. On the 
river, TELY checked and Leah forced a fold with a bet of 425,000 to win the pot uncontested.
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. His sole opponent was Csaba Sztreborny in the big blind and he called to see Hakim turn over 
for top pair and won the pot.
