Shawn Stroke opened to 1,300 on the button and was called by Mark Kurtes in the big blind.
Kurtes check-called a 1,500 bet from Stroke on the A♣8♦2♦ flop and a 3,000 bet from Stroke on the 6♣ turn.
The 4♥ completed the board and both players checked. Kurtes tabled A♠10♣ for a pair of aces and Stroke mucked — conceding the pot to Kurtes.
Henrik Brockmann raised to 1,200 from the hijack and Santhosh Suvarna called from the cutoff. Daniel Kvesic also came along from the big blind, and all three players checked through the flop of 9♠6♦Q♠.
The action was then checked to Suvarna again on the 3♦ turn, but this time made a bet of 2,400. Kvesic folded but Brockmann stuck around with a call.
The 8♠ river was then knuckled down again and Brockmann showed A♣J♣ for ace-high. Suvarna tabled the winner with 7♠7♦ and took in his first pot of the Main Event.
Erik Borkvik raised to 1,200 in the hijack before Ramzi Zuraikat three-bet to 5,600 in the big blind.
Borkvik called to the 10♥5♣9♠ flop, where Zuraikat continued for 7,500 and Borkvik quickly mucked.
The next hand, Borkvik again made it 1,500 and Zuraikat three-bet to 2,800 in the small blind. Borkvik stuck around to see the 2♥K♣K♦ flop.
Both players checked to the A♥ turn, where Zuraikat bet 4,000. Borkvik called and the A♥ fell on the river.
Zuraikat checked over to Borkvik, who bet 12,500. "I played soft with you," Zuraikat said as he flashed 10♠10♥ and mucked.
"I know I was ahead on the flop, but you're never bluffing," Zuraikat added as Borkvik took the pot.
Daniel Dvoress has reentered following his controversial bustout earlier.
Martin Ryan had a raise of 11,700 in front of him on the button and was called by Christian Rudolph, who was in the hijack.
Rudolph check-called a 7,000 bet from Ryan on the 7♦4♣3♣ flop and then both players checked on the 8♣ turn.
Rudolph fired 21,700 into the middle after the 2♠ completed the board and Ryan called. Rudolph rapped the table and mucked his hand without showing. Ryan turned over A♠K♣ and collected the pot.
Santhosh Suvarna, the winner of yesterday's WSOP Europe €50K Diamond High Roller, has taken the seat that once belonged to Daniel Dvoress.
Suvarna topped the 37-entry field, and sealed the €650,000 victory after defeating Ren Lin in heads-up play. Dvoress was also amongst the in-the-money finishers, bowing out in third for €266,000.
| Place | Player | Country | Prize (EUR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Santhosh Suvarna | India | €650,000 |
| 2 | Ren Lin | China | €400,000 |
| 3 | Daniel Dvoress | Canada | €266,000 |
| 4 | Chris Brewer | United States | €185,000 |
| 5 | Ioannis Angelou-Konstas | Greece | €135,000 |
| 6 | Martin Kabrhel | Czechia | €103,925 |
Nível: 3
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
The players are on their second 15-minute break of Day 1b. So far, 80 entries have been made and 73 players are still seated.
With 6,500 in the pot on a flop of 8♠9♥9♠, Andrea Dato bet in middle position before Nikola Minkov raised to 8,300 in early position.
Dato called and the 3♦ fell on the turn. Minkov led out for 21,500 and Dato, staring across at Minkov from under his yellow hood, called to see the 10♥ river.
Minkov then moved all in for 65,000, sending Dato deep into the tank. The rest of the table got up to go on break, while Martin Ryan continued to stand by his seat watching the action.
"Long wait. Probably the whole break, so you can go," Dato told him.
"Where you from," he asked Minkov, who remained silent looking straight ahead during the hand.
Dato leaned back in his seat, his arms crossed, as several minutes went off the clock into break. He eventually took out a cigarette and put it in his mouth, then folded.
Levan Rcheulishvili opened to 1,000 and was called by Nick Palma in the small blind and Kuljinder Sidhu in the big blind.
Action checked to Rcheulishvili on the J♣10♣2♦ flop and he bet 1,700. Only Sidhu called.
Both players checked on the 10♥ turn and then Sidhu led out for 4,000 when the 5♣ completed the board. Rcheulishvili quickly called and Sidhu showed Q♦8♦. Rcheulishvili tabled A♦A♣ and was sent the pot.
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