Yuri Dzivielevski and Ben Heath usually battle in the High Rollers but they can be found on the same table in the EPT Main Event this time. Both got involved in a pot just now that showed a board of 
.
Dzivielevski tossed in a single T-5,000 chip for a bet and Heath paid it off after some consideration. The Brazilian tabled the 
and that was good enough to win the pot.
Heads-up to the 
turn, Rubens Sellam bet 5,500 out of the blinds and was called by Luca Marchetti for them to see the 
on the river. Sellam bet another 5,000 with two times as many chips behind.
Marchetti pushed all-in with the covering stack and Sellam instantly called to reveal the 
. However, Marchetti had that beat with the 
for a full house and that sent Sellam to the rail.
"He only called preflop," Jessica Teusl said and referred to her table neighbour Sellam, who left the table moments later.
With 27,000 in the pot and 
on the board, Victoria Coren Mitchell checked and Dan Tolppanen shoved his last 15,200. After taking a moment to consider her options, Mitchell tossed in the chips to call and the cards were turned up.
Dan Tolppanen: 
Victoria Coren Mitchell: 
Tolppanen had a set of fours and the big lead, but the turn and river 
brought a better full house with eights full of nines and Tolppanen was eliminated on the unlucky runout.
There were 2,000 chips in front of Mikhail Nikolaev in the cutoff and Christian Rotundo then moved all-in for 9,300 in the small blind. Jason Wheatley called in late position and Nikolaev made it three ways to the 
flop.
Wheatley checked and Nikolaev bet 15,000 to isolate successfully.
Christian Rotundo: 
Mikhail Nikolaev: 
The 
turn and 
river brought no help to Rotundo and he was eliminated.
"You call 10k preflop with that? You are a very lucky guy," Wheatley said in table chat to which Nikolaev replied "good flop" while raking in the chips.
Niveau: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
La barre des 400 joueurs s'approche, l'affluence est prometteuse...
The hero not long ago after busting a short stack, Alejandro "Papo MC" Lococo and his mate from Argentina have vanished. A quick look at his former table revealed a far bigger stack for David Lopez Llacer and the Spaniard, along with Ana Marquez, were kind enough to relay the details.
According to Lopez Llacer, he three-bet to 3,800 and Lococo called for them to check down a 
flop with two clubs. The turn was checked again and Lopez Llacer then check-raised from 3,800 to 10,000. Lococo moved all-in for almost 50,000 with 
and was called by Lopez Llacer with pocket eights for a full house.
With 20,000 in the pot and 
on the board, Luigi Serricchio checked from the small blind and Selahaddin Bedir bet 7,000 from the big blind. Serricchio called and the turn was .
Both players checked the turn and checked again when 
came on the river. Serricchio turned over 
, but Bedir had to take the pot with a pair of aces.
Tsugunari Toma raised to 1,100 from under the gun and was called two ways. Julien Sitbon then squeezed to 7,200 and Toma called, as did Mihail Lala and they headed to the 
flop.
Sitbon bet 9,500 and Toma moved all-in, which prompted Lala to call all-in for 22,000 and Sitbon also got his last 35,000 into the middle as well.
Mihail Lala:
Julien Sitbon:
Tsugunari Toma: 
In an earlier showdown, Toma had won a big pot off Sitbon and he would do so again now as the board completed with the 
turn and 
river. Toma secured a double knockout and soared to the top of the leaderboard by a healthy margin.
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