Adrian Mateos in the under-the-gun position and Martin Kabrhel in the small blind both invested 21,000 preflop and headed to a flop of . Kabrhel checked and called a bet of 14,000 by Mateos before checking again the turn. Mateos moved all in for 90,200 and Kabrhel asked for a count.
Kabrhel checked his own stack and he was in fact covered by the jam of the Spaniard, releasing his cards into the muck soon after. "Nice bluff right there," Kabrhel added and Mateos replied "thank you."
Within quick succession, Bryn Kenney and Dan Shak entered the High Roller to bump the field to 15 entries. Kenney was involved into a bigger pot right away in a battle hijack versus cutoff and checked to Martin Jacobson on the turn. Jacobson bet 15,000 for around two third of the pot and that forced a fold from Kenney.
Martin Kabrhel raised to 2,600 and Adrian Mateos defended his big blind. On the flop, Mateos checked and called a bet of 2,200 by Kabrhel. Both players subsequently checked through the turn and river and Mateos turned over . Kabrhel had that beat with and claimed a small pot.
Bertrand Grospellier started the hand with a stack of around 45,000 and raised to 2,500 from the cutoff. Dan Shak in then small blind three-bet to 8,000 and Grospellier called. On the , Shak continued for 10,000 and Grospellier called before the fell on the turn.
Shak slowed down and checked, and Grospellier moved all in for his last 27,200. Shak gave it some thought and called with for the open-ended straight draw while Grospellier rolled over for a set. The on the river completed a straight for Shak and Grospellier became the third casualty of the day.
On the heads-up flop of , Adrian Mateos checked and called a bet of 8,000 by table neighbor Jean-Noel Thorel. The turn was checked through, as was the on the river, and Mateos showed for two pair. Thorel mucked and the pot was sent to the Spaniard.
Timothy Adams raised to 2,500 and Martin Jacobson called on the button. Steffen Sontheimer in the small blind three-bet to 12,500 and Adams called, jacobson looked over to Sontheimer who said "I started with 68." Jacobson folded and the remaining two players headed to the flop. Sontheimer continued for 8,500 and Adams called before a second barrel worth 18,500 on the turn won the pot uncontested for the German.
Dan Shak opened to 2,500 and Timothy Adams three-bet to 7,500 from one seat over, which Shak called. On the flop, Shak checked and a bet of 6,000 by Adams did the trick to force a fold and rake in the pot without further resistance.
There are 12 out of 15 players remaining and they have been sent on the first 20-minute break of the day. Registration remains open for the next four levels of 30 minutes each and the following break.
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. Kabrhel checked and called a bet of 14,000 by Mateos before checking again the 
turn. Mateos moved all in for 90,200 and Kabrhel asked for a count.
turn. Jacobson bet 15,000 for around two third of the pot and that forced a fold from Kenney.
flop, Mateos checked and called a bet of 2,200 by Kabrhel. Both players subsequently checked through the 
turn and 
river and Mateos turned over 
and claimed a small pot.
, Shak continued for 10,000 and Grospellier called before the 
fell on the turn.
for the open-ended straight draw while Grospellier rolled over 
on the river completed a straight for Shak and Grospellier became the third casualty of the day.
, Adrian Mateos checked and called a bet of 8,000 by table neighbor Jean-Noel Thorel. The 
for two pair. Thorel mucked and the pot was sent to the Spaniard.
flop. Sontheimer continued for 8,500 and Adams called before a second barrel worth 18,500 on the 
turn won the pot uncontested for the German.