Niveau 17
: 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante
Less than half an hour ago, Michael Wang got lucky with ace-queen to bust David Lascar's pocket-kings. The tables were turned just now after Wang's 
failed to hold against Jorden Verbraeken's 
.
Preflop Wang opened to 13,000 and Verbraeken three-bet to 40,000 in the small blind, which Wang called. The 
flop looked good for both overpairs and when Verbraeken continued for 60,000, Wang flatted behind.
The turn was a 
and Verbraeken moved into the massive lead with top set. Once again, he bet and Wang called 60,000 to see a river. It was a 
pairing the bottom card and Verbraeken moved all in for 250,000. Wang quickly called but with fewer chips than his opponent, he had to say goodbye.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
780,000
410,000
|
410,000 |
|
Eliminé |
. 
and Boussetta was sent packing while Castaignon shoots up on the leaderboard while he's playing a stack of about 900,000. 
board. Earlier action was unknown, but what was sure was that Melogno had the all-in button in front of him.
and had the easiest call in the world with the nut flush, while Melogno could only shake his head and flip up his useless 
. The river brought a meaningless 
and Travers checked again and Melogno bet 210,000, leaving only 120,000 behind. Travers did not look happy (whether it was with the overcard falling, the bet sizing or both) and after 30 seconds or so of thinking, he laid it down.
, Evy Widvey Kvilhaug four-bet shoved 79,000 with the 
came on the turn but it did when the 
fell on the river to give Darie a full house for the double-up.
in the small blind.
and after D'anselmo checked, Romero continued for 16,000. Riess called whilst D'anselmo passed.
