Action started with a raise from Elias Suhonen who initially got two calls to his bet until Lukasz Tomecki raised to 3,200 and just got one call from Yevgeneiy Golenko.
The flop came K♦7♥Q♥ and both players checked to the turn of 3♠ and again they checked to the river of 2♣.
Tomecki fired a bet of 2,200 and Golenko after a small pause made the fold.
The pot stood at approximately 8,000 with two players looking at a full board of 7♠3♥Q♠J♣A♥.
Sandor Hadnagy bet out 3,300, from the big blind. Simon Brandstrom, in the cutoff, moved all in for 18,600, sending Hadnagy into the tank.
Hadnagy eventually chose to fold and Brandstorm won this pot without a showdown.
Pierre Calamusa and Hady El Asmar were heads up on a board of Q♠A♦6♥K♣ with roughly 14,000 chips in the middle.
Calamusa then made a small bet of 3,400, which Calamusa called. The 4♥ river completed the board and Calamusa paused momentarily before putting El Asmar all in for 13,500.
El Asmar weighed his options before folding and showing his A♠. Calamusa asked El Asmar if he wanted to see his cards, and after an affirmative answer had been given, showed him K♥J♣ for the bluff.
The action started with an open to 1,500 by Salim Alibas only to be three-bet by Fintan Hand to 4,500. Alibas after a small tank made the call and the two went to the flop of 9♦8♥A♦
Hand who is one of the PokerStars Team Pro's made a sizable bet of 9,500 which got the fold from his opponent.
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Olivier Paris opened from early position, Khashayar Moghaddam Maragheh, to Paris' direct left, three-bet to 1,600 and Tiziano Di Romualdo cold four-bet to 4,500. Paris folded and Maragheh called.
Maragheh check-called a bet of 2,700 from Di Romualdo on the 6♠7♣8♣ flop.
The 6♣ turn checked through to the A♦ on the river. Maragheh checked and then folded to a bet of 10,200.
Action folded to the blinds and both players went to the flop after Ionut Lupulescu called and Aleksander Tomovic checked his action.
The flop came 4♦3♠8♦ and Tomovic check called Lupulescu's bet of 500.
The turn card came J♣ and this time Lupulescu checked and Tomovic bet 1,600 and got the call.
The river card was the 7♦ and again a check from Lupulescu saw Tomovic go big and fired 4,000 into the pot.
A snap call from Lupulescu saw the bad news as Tomovic showed J♦3♦ for the flush and Lupulescu showed 10♠9♦ for his beaten straight.
Guillermo Nuez opened in early position before Timo Laasonen called in the cutoff and Krzysztof Czerwieniec three-bet 1,700 from the big blind. Nuez called, but Laasonen made the call.
The dealer fanned a flop of 9♠7♣2♦, and Laasonen continued for 2,200. Nuez called.
When the 2♣ hit the turn, Laasonenfired another bet of 5,600.
The 10♥ completed the board on the river, and Laasonen fired for a third time, this time the bet was 11,000. Nuez went into the tank for about a minute before sigh-calling.
Laasonen tabled A♣A♦, and Nuez mucked his hand.
Kemal Aslan and Brandon Mifsud got all of their chips in the middle at some point in the hand. A board of A♠7♠3♣J♥ laid on the table and Aslan's A♥Q♠ was also visible.
However, Mifsud had stormed off from the table. All players at the table corroborated that his J♠J♥ lay in the muck after Mifsud had done so himself, meaning that Aslan would be drawing dead. The floor was quickly called over and ran to get the missing player.
Mifsud was brought back to the table, but stated "I don't know why everyone keeps bringing me back here like I've killed someone."
After the floor retrieved his cards from the muck and repeatedly explained to Mifsud that he was a lock to win the hand, he acknowledged the fact, but still opted to go towards the exit. The table was left bewildered while the 2♥ completed the board.
The pot was shipped to Mifsud's seat, while Aslan was left with 13,000, which he would lose not much later.
Mifsud has not been seen since, and his stack will be continuously blinded down until he returns, if he chooses to do so.
Niveau: 2
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 300
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