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and Duarte check-called a bet of 130,000 from Zawadzki. 
and Duarte led out for 230,000. Zawadzki called. 
and Duarte checked to Zawadzki who moved all in for 1,000,000 effective. Duarte made the call. Duarte turned over 
for two pair but was in disbelief when Zawadzki turned over 
for a straight to eliminate Duarte in 9th place for €10,840.
. Peters led for 130,000 and Bernardini called. The turn was the 
. Both players checked.
. Bernardini bet 750,000 following a check. Peters waited for a while before he folded.
and both players checked and went to the 
river. Bernardini thought for a few moments led out for 330,000 and Quintella folded, awarding Bernardini the pot.
. Quintella was drawing dead as the turn came the 
. The river came the 
which secured the double up for Yildiz.
and Zawadzki bet 475,000. Bernardini went into the take before calling. It was bad news for Bernardini as Zawadzki revealed 
which meant Bakker's jacks held for him to secure a full double up.