Pot-Limit Omaha
Moncef Karoui in an early position and Sirzat Hissou tangled once more as a three-bet pot led to the 
flop on which Karoui bet and Hissou called. The 
turn brought a pot-sized bet of Karoui for 765,000 and Hissou reluctantly folded, he was shown the 
before Karoui added that he had a set of fours.
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2,750,000 | 400,000 | ||
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875,000 | -325,000 |
Moncef Karoui raised to 90,000. Sirzat Hissou called and checked the 
flop.
Karoui continued for 85,000 and Hissou check-raised all in for 485,000. Karoui tank-called.
Sirzat Hissou: 
Moncef Karoui: 
Karoui had nothing but backdoor draws against Hissou's two pair. The turn and river 
changed nothing and Hissou doubled to over a million chips.
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2,350,000 | -450,000 | ||
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1,200,000 | 665,000 |
No-Limit Hold'em
Roland Israelashvili faced a button raise to 75,000 by Manuel Fritz and jammed for the last 145,000, which Fritz quickly called.
Roland Israelashvili:
Manuel Fritz: 
Board: 
Israelashvili held with his ace and doubled with the short stack.
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640,000 | 40,000 | ||
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335,000 | 15,000 |
No-Limit Hold'em
Denys Fedorenko and Carter Newhof invested 110,000 in a battle of the blinds and the flop fell 
, on which Fedorenko check-called for 110,000. The 
turn then brought the last 385,000 of Fedorenko in the middle and he immediately sighed when Newhof tabled his cards.
Denys Fedorenko: 
Carter Newhof:
The on the river brought no miracle and Fedorenko departed the tournament area with a "good luck guys."
Newhof was asked "he just called preflop?" and Newhof nodded, then replied "it's going in no matter what."
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2,100,000 | 550,000 | ||
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Eliminado |
Mikkel Plum limped in middle position and Arkadiusz Liszewski raised to 110,000. Christopher Wood was all in for 15,000 and Di Giacomo called. Plum also called and the flop was 
It checked to Liszewski who put in his remaining 40,000 and got two calls.
Plum and Di Giacomo checked the 
turn and river and the cards were turned over.
Christopher Wood: 
Arkadiusz Liszewski: 
Mikkel Plum: 
Claudio Di Giacomo:
Di Giacomo had rivered a six-high straight and eliminated both Wood and Liszewski.
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1,550,000 | 275,000 | ||
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745,000 | 20,000 | ||
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Eliminado | |||
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Eliminado |
Pot-Limit Omaha
After both players put 50,000 in preflop, Marco Capria was all in for 190,000 on the 
flop.
His opponent Christopher Wood held 
for trip nines against Capria's 
The turn gave Capria a straight and the river bricked and he doubled up.
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500,000 | 60,000 | ||
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15,000 | -265,000 |
Pot-Limit Omaha
In a three-bet pot to the flop, Claudio Di Giacomo bet the pot and Darko Percic called all-in for 295,000.
Darko Percic:
Claudio Di Giacomo:
The top set of Percic prevailed on the 
turn and river for the Croatian to double.
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1,275,000 | -265,000 | ||
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1,100,000 | 470,000 |
Pot-Limit Omaha
Carter Newhof raised to 100,000 on the button and Sirzat Hissou potted to 280,000 in the small blind, which was called by Newhof. The flop brought and Hissou checked. Newhof bet 425,000 and that won the pot right there.
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1,550,000 | 310,000 | ||
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535,000 | -365,000 |
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