Grant Denison raised first to act to 45,000, and Ryan Leng put in a three-bet to what looked like 180,000 in the small blind. Denison slid in all of his T25,000 chips, Leng said he was all in, and Denison quickly called for what turned out to be 880,000.
Grant Denison:
Ryan Leng:
The dealer spread a flop of , and Leng resigned with a "nice hand." The turn sealed it for Denison.
Victor Kim shoved all in for 84,000 over an early open from Georgios Sotiropoulos. The Greek player quickly called with but could only chuckle after Kim showed down . The flop brought plenty of paint, but not the kind that helped Sotiropoulos, and the and were blanks as well.
Georgios Sotiropoulos (small blind), Luigi Curcio (big blind) and Ronald Massetti (middle position) saw a flop in a hand that stretched well into the break. Everyone checked, and the arrived on the turn. Sotiropoulos bet out 74,000 and got two calls. On the river, he fired again for what looked like 280,000. Curcio tanked a bit and folded, and Massetti quickly followed suit.
, and Leng resigned with a "nice hand." The turn 
sealed it for Denison.
but could only chuckle after Kim showed down 
flop brought plenty of paint, but not the kind that helped Sotiropoulos, and the 
and 
were blanks as well.
of Leng.
and Pescatori defeated his memorable hand to double up.
, giving Gagliano the hand and eliminating Bohn just shy of the final two tables.
arrived on the turn. Sotiropoulos bet out 74,000 and got two calls. On the 
river, he fired again for what looked like 280,000. Curcio tanked a bit and folded, and Massetti quickly followed suit.
and the river the