[Removed:472] had gotten all-in shoves through the previous two hands, but the third time wouldn't work so well as he moved in his last 35,000 from the small blind. Quan Zhou, who had raised to 6,500 in the cutoff, called.
[Removed:472]: A♦9♣
Quan Zhou: A♠Q♦
Bensadoun was already standing up from his chair and packing his things as the dealer spread out the 8♠Q♥6♣J♦7♦ board, giving Zhou top pair and sending Bensadoun to the rail.
Moments after knocking out Pablo Brito Silva, Felipe Ketzer looked down at his cards from the small blind and asked Thomas Eychenne for a count in the big blind. It was 42,500 and Ketzer went all in. Eychenne called quickly and the cards were turned up.
Thomas Eychenne: A♥J♦
Felipe Ketzer: K♥4♠
The board ran out 5♦9♣2♦2♥6♠ and Eychenne held on with ace-jack to double up.
Pablo Brito Silva got it in again, this time for 26,500 from the small blind, and it was Felipe Ketzer that put him at risk from the next seat over.
Pablo Brito Silva: K♦6♦
Felipe Ketzer: Q♦9♠
The board ran out 2♣J♣8♠9♦4♦ and the turned pair of nines for Ketzer was good enough to send Silva to the rail.
Timothy Adams and [Removed:472] were heads-up on a completed board of 5♣5♠K♣2♦4♥ when Bensadoun, in the big blind, led out for 15,000.
Adams then raised to 30,000 from the cutoff and Bensadoun called. Adams showed K♥10♦ for two pair and Bensadoun flashed him a thumbs up, indicating he was good before mucking.
Pablo Brito Silva fell behind again before he got his last 14,000 in against Lei Yu. The cards were already turned up.
Pablo Brito Silva: K♠7♠
Lei Yu: Q♥10♦
The board ran out 6♣K♦K♥8♣3♣ and Silva flopped trip kings to stay alive.
Tom Orpaz bet 15,000 on a flop of 9♠Q♠Q♥ and Quan Zhou called in the big blind.
The turn came the 7♥ and Zhou bet enough to put Orpaz all in. Orpaz snap-called for around 20,000 and showed A♣A♥, but Zhou had outflopped him holding Q♦8♦ for trips.
The river brought the 5♠ and Orpaz headed for the rail again.
Pablo Brito Silva was all in for around 25,000 and Seyed Dezfooli was the one to put him at risk. The cards were already turned up and the dealer was ready to go.
Pablo Brito Silva: K♠Q♠
Seyed Dezfooli: K♥2♣
The board ran out 7♦10♥7♥8♣A♠ and Silva held on with king-queen to secure the double.
Niveau: 7
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Felipe Ketzer bet 2,000 from the button on a flop of 3♥4♣10♣ before Seyed Dezfooli moved all in for 23,000 in the big blind. Ketzer called to put him at risk.
Seyed Dezfooli: A♠A♦
Felipe Ketzer: K♦4♦
"Just aces," Ketzer said as he was looking to improve on his pair of fours to earn the knockout. He instead missed the 8♦ turn and 10♠ river as Dezfooli doubled his short stack.
Kelvin Kerber had only just taken his seat in the tournament when he opened to 4,000 from the cutoff. Eduard Barsegyan called in the small blind before Keith Lehr moved his last 90,000 into the middle out of the big blind. Kerber folded, but Barsegyan snap-called.
Keith Lehr: A♥Q♦
Eduard Barsegyan: A♦A♣
Barsegyan had gotten tricky with aces and had Lehr at serious risk of elimination heading to the 6♥3♥3♠9♠8♠ board. Lehr couldn't find any miracles and was sent to the rail.
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