Max Deveson on the button moved directly all-in, and Antoine Delorme snap-called, being the player at risk for 4,800,000 chips.
Antoine Delorme: K♣J♦
Max Deveson: A♠Q♣
While Deveson was hiding his face so he couldn't see the board, Delorme hit a full house on K♦6♣6♦K♥5♥, securing a double up.
Max Deveson on the button limped and Antoine Delorme in the big blind checked.
The dealer fanned a flop of A♦3♦A♥, and Delorme check-called Deveson's bet to 500,000. The British player fired a second barrel of 2,300,000 on the turn 4♣; Delorme check-called once again.
On the river 4♠, Deveson shoved for 21,000,000 and put Delorme deep in the tank. It took more than two minutes for Delorme to make a decision and to eventually fold K♠10♥. It was a good choice as Deveson had Q♠4♥ for a full house.
Max Deveson on the button bet 1,300,000 and received a call by Antoine Delorme.
Both of them checked on a flop of 6♣5♥8♦. But on the turn J♣, after Delorme checked, Deveson led out for 2,300,000 with 7♦2♦
Once again, it took a minute for Delorme to make a decision, and he eventually folded Q♦9♣.
On the first hand of the heads up, Antoine Delorme on the button raised to 1,000,000 with Q♥4♥, then Max Deveson shoved with the biggest stack and A♣8♣. Delorme folded.
Now on the button, Deveson limped and Delorme in the big blind checked his option. On a flop of 6♣A♠9♥, Deveson bet 500,000 and Delorme check-called to find the 9♦ on the turn.
Both players checked, then on the river 7♠, after Delorme checked again, Deveson bet 1,000,000. Delorme went into the tank, but wisely folded 6♥5♥. Deveson had 8♣7♦.
Max Deveson and Antoine Delorme have been sent on a short break so the technicians can prepare the table for the heads-up.
Currently, Deveson is in the lead with 21,000,000 chips, while Delorme has 14,000,000 chips.
Max Deveson on the button opened to 1,000,000, then Sandro Jose Alves to his left jammed for 4,800,000. Antoine Delorme in the big blind folded, and Deveson called.
Sandro Jose Alves: Q♠Q♦
Max Deveson: A♣4♣
Alves was on his way to double up after the flop of K♥5♠7♣ and the turn 2♣. But the terrible 3♣ landed on the river, completing Deveson's straight and flush.
Finishing third, Alves wins 1,100,000 MAD and lets his two opponents fight for the win of the tournament.
Nível: 36
Blinds: 250,000/500,000
Ante: 500,000
Nicola Pezzullo had 3,900,000 chips when he moved all-in from under the gun. The other players folded to Sandro Jose Alves in the big blind, who called.
Nicola Pezzullo: K♠9♦
Sandro Jose Alves: A♣K♦
Big chip leader at 6 players left, Pezzullo finishes in 4th place as he couldn't find the nine he needed on a board of 2♦10♥Q♦K♥10♣.
Sandro Jose Alves in the cutoff opened to 800,000, and he was called by Antoine Delorme in the big blind.
The dealer fanned a flop of 10♠Q♠4♠, and both players checked. But on the turn 5♦, Delorme decided to lead for 1,200,000.
Alves called to find the 9♥ on the river, and was put into the tank after Delorme fired a second barrel of 2,300,000. He eventually called with 10♠Q♣ for top pair, but ran into Delorme's set with 4♥4♣.
Moments after Jean-Claude Ruche's elimination, Sandro Jose Alves on the button raised to 800,000, and Nicola Pezzullo defended from the big blind.
Both players checked on the flop 5♦8♥J♠, and checked again on the turn J♣. But on the river 9♥, Pezzullo bet 800,000 with K♠10♥. Alves eventually called with A♠K♠ and won the pot.
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