With the 
completed board on show and 13,000 in the pot, Michael Gathy checked from the big blind. Erik Seidel then moved all in for 10,000 from early position and after several moments of thinking, Gathy returned his cards to the dealer.
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Guillaume Nolet made it 1,300 to go on the button and Aleksei Shchekutov three-bet to 5,000 on the button for Nolet to call. The 
flop was checked and Shchekutov bet the 
turn for 6,000, which Nolet called.
Both then checked the on the river and Shchekutov tabled the 
, which ended up as the winning hand.
Action was caught on the 
flop in a pot between Yigit Aksoy and Markus Gonsalves.
Aksoy bet 3,500 into a pot of 8,600 from the small blind and was called by Gonsalves who was on the button.
The 
turn paired the board and both players checked to bring in the 
river. Aksoy bet 3,000 and Gonsalves quickly folded.
Michael Wang moved all-in for the last 5,100 via open shove and it folded all the way to Fedor Holz in the big blind. The not-so-retired poker superstar mulled it over for 30 seconds and then made the call.
Michael Wang: 
Fedor Holz: 
The 
flop gave both players straight draws. Nothing changed with the turn but the river spelled the end for Wang on the first entry.
With 7,500 in the middle on the 
board, Michael Gathy check-jammed for 12,600 from the big blind after John Krpan bet 2,500 from the button. Krpan wasn't a fan of the situation but called to put Gathy at risk of elimination.
Michael Gathy: 
John Krpan: 
Krpan needed a ten to chop the pot but the 
river confirmed Gathy's double up.
There was 5,500 in the pot and Kou Vang was in early position against Diego Ventura in the big blind.
The board read 
and Vang bet 4,500 when checked to. Ventura called.
The 
was the river and Ventura checked. Vang eyed up Ventura's stack while in the tank before checking back. Ventura showed 
to take down the pot as Vang mucked.
Anton Astapau raised to 1,000 from under the gun and was called only by Rock Cloutier from one seat over. The flop was checked to Cloutier, who bet 3,400 to win the pot.
One table over, a three-bet pot saw Andrew Moreno bet the 
flop as a single T-5,000 chip was out in front. Dean Murphy raised to 7,100 on the button and Moreno folded.
Aaron Duczak opened to 1,100 from the button before David Coleman three-bet to 3,800. Duczak then jammed for 22,500 and Coleman called to put the Canadian at risk.
Aaron Duczak: 
David Coleman: 
Neither player connected on the 
runout meaning Duczak's ace-high was the best hand.
Nível: 5
Blinds: 200/500
Ante: 500
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