After an open and a call, Harry Lodge shoved all in on the button. It was 187,000 and both of his opponents who voluntarily entered the pot called. They checked a flop to bring a turn. Ivan Soshnikov checked and quickly folded to a bet of around 180,000.
Lodge opened for the nuts but he could only smile and shake his head when Thomas Lentrodt showed him for a freeroll draw. The river was a , enabling Lodge to chop the pot and survive.
Robert Heidorn was first to act and raised to 37,000. The action folded to Jukka Paloniemi in the big blind and he moved all in, for what appeared to be 450,000. Heidorn didn't hesitate for one second and called.
Robert Heidorn:
Jukka Paloniemi:
The flop of and turn were all safe for Paloniemi but the the on the river did him in. The tournament came to an end for Paloniemi in place 38, Heidorn up to over 1.2 million.
Alex Foxen opened in middle position and called the shove of Mathew Frankland, who had 107,000 on the button.
Foxen:
Frankland:
The gave Foxen a hammerlock with a flush draw and a pair but Frankland wriggled out and into the lead with the turn. However, an river swung it back to Foxen for two pair and an elimination.
Michal Mrakes bet 39,000 from the big blind on a board of and Aleksandr Mordvinov made it 152,000 from the button. Mrakes called to see the river. He checked and Mordvinov moved in, toppling some stacks over as he did so. Mrakes got the count: 311,000. He thought about a minute and folded.
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flop to bring a 
turn. Ivan Soshnikov checked and quickly folded to a bet of around 180,000.
for the nuts but he could only smile and shake his head when Thomas Lentrodt showed him 
for a freeroll draw. The river was a 
, enabling Lodge to chop the pot and survive.
turn. Lee called both times.
and 
turn were all safe for Paloniemi but the the 
gave Foxen a hammerlock with a flush draw and a pair but Frankland wriggled out and into the lead with the 
turn. However, an 
and Aleksandr Mordvinov made it 152,000 from the button. Mrakes called to see the 
on the turn and 
.
