Marco Jansen opened to 7,500 from under the gun and called when Pawel Zawadowicz jammed for around 35,000 from the next seat over.
Pawel Zawadowicz: 10x10x
Marco Jansen: 9x9x
Jansen found a nine on the K♠9♦7♦ flop to take the lead and ousted his opponent after the A♠ turn and K♣ river.
Eusebiu Jalba shoved for around 25,000 from middle position and De Han Kim re-shoved with a covering stack from the hijack, folding out all other players to leave Jalba at risk.
Eusebiu Jalba: 5♣5♦
De Han Kim: 7♥7♣
Jalba was in rough shape with the smaller pocket pair and couldn't catch up on the 2♥K♠2♦8♦6♦ runout, resulting in his elimination courtesy of Kim who claimed the last of his chips.
Marius Gicovanu opened to 6,000 from under the gun, with Elmir Ndoj calling on his direct left. Julian Menhardt then moved all in for 39,600 from the hijack. Gicovanu reshoved and folded out Ndoj.
Julian Menhardt: Q♣10♦
Marius Gicovanu: 8♣8♠
Menhardt wound up with two pair on the A♥7♥10♥6♦Q♦ runout and doubled up.
Marco Jansen opened to 6,000 from middle position and Dinesh Alt called from the button.
The flop came Q♦7♣2♦ and Jansen fired a 10,000 continuation-bet that was called by Alt.
On the K♠ turn Jansen moved all in for 38,600. Alt opted to fold and Jansen took the pot without showdown.
Nível: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Dinesh Alt opened to 4,000 from middle position. Giovanni Petroni defended his big blind. Petroni check-folded to a bet of 3,000 on the J♥8♥2♥ flop.
De Han Kim opened from the hijack to 4,000. John Trast called on the button before Milan Kirakovjan moved all in from the big blind for 17,800. Kim reshoved and Trast folded.
Milan Kirakovjan: 2♣2♦
De Han Kim: J♦J♥
Kirakovjan couldn't find a deuce across the 9♣6♣8♦6♦9♥ runout. Kim gestured with one jack in his hand saying "just this is enough to win" as he scooped in the pot. Trast claimed to have six-seven.
Claudio Di Giacomo opened to 4,000 from middle position and was called by Dinesh Alt in the small blind and Onur Gizer in the big blind.
All three players checked the Q♣9♥3♠ flop leading to the A♠ turn. Alt checked, Gizer bet 5,500, Di Giacomo called and Alt called.
All three players checked the 10♠ river. Di Giacomo had two pair with Q♠3♣, Gizer had a better two pair with A♣9♣ and Alt had a Broadway straight with K♠J♥ to take the pot.
Daniel Matissek kicked off the action with a raise but soon found himself facing an all-in from Massimo de Mario. Matissek decided to make the call, and the hand went to showdown.
Massimo de Mario revealed K♥Q♣, while Daniel Matissek showed A♥10♥.
Needing some help from the board, de Mario got exactly what he wished for when the flop came down 5♣K♠9♥. Not only did he pair his kings, but the turn brought the Q♦, giving him two pair.
Now it was Matissek’s turn to hope for a miracle, but when the 7♣ hit the river, his chances faded. De Mario celebrated his double-up, having secured a strong hand.
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