Level: 18
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
Level: 18
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
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The 98 remaining players have been sent on their first 15-minute break of the day.
Hugo Loustau raised to 25,000 in the hijack. It folded to Luka Sorainen in the big blind, who three-bet to 154,000. Loustau flicked in a call, and he called again when Sorainen continued for 100,000 on the K♣3♣10♥ flop.
After some thought, Sorainen sized up to 210,000 on the 6♥ turn. Loustau added more calling chips to the pot, seeing his opponent quickly check the 5♣ river.
Loustau swiftly pushed all in, winning the pot as Sorainen let go of his cards.
In a three-bet pot worth 160,000, Hugo Loustau checked from early position to his neighbor Diego De Martino. De Martino bet 53,000 on the 9♣7♦4♣ flop, and Loustau called.
After both players had checked the 5♠ turn, Loustau checked again on the K♣ river. De Martino then sent in his stack of 465,000, and Loustau folded his hand after a couple of minutes in thought.
During the hand, Kristoffer Winterstein got his 75,000 remaining chips in from the big blind against Deividas Butnoras on the button at another table.
Kristoffer Winterstein: A♣J♣
Deividas Butnoras: 8♠8♥
Winterstein turned a combo draw on K♠4♣8♦10♣, but the 9♥ river saw Butnoras' flopped set hold to knock out his opponent.
With 68,000 in the pot, big blind Sander Ostlyngen had check-raised to 100,000 on the 5♣7♥6♣ flop. Sami Saamanen then three-bet to 280,000 under the gun, and Ostlyngen responded by shoving in his above-average stack of 479,000.
Saamanen snap-called, covering his opponent by a fair margin.
Sander Ostlyngen: 9♦8♥
Sami Saamanen: 8♣7♣
Ostlyngen had flopped the nuts, but Saamanen had plenty of outs with his straight flush draw. However, no help arrived for Saamanen on the 3♦ turn or 10♦ river, and the million-chip pot was shipped to Ostlyngen.
Dmitrijs Skibjuks pushed in his last 60,000 under the gun. Lulei Hu called in the next seat over before the rest of the table got out of the way.
Dmitrijs Skibjuks: A♠9♦
Lulei Hu: A♦Q♥
Both players paired on the Q♣5♣9♠ flop, but Hu remained in the lead on the 4♣ turn and 6♦ river to secure the knockout.