Romeo, Oh Romeo
Niveau 24
: 15,000/30,000, 5,000 ante
There was already something brewing between Felix Schulze and Leonardo Romeo when the turn got dealt on 
. Schulze bet 115,000 and Romeo called in position.
On the 
river, Schulze fired out a hefty bet of 455,000. Both adversaries were seated next to each other and Romeo sized up his opponent from close by. After thinking for two minutes, the Italian shoved all in for a million more and Schulze instantly mucked his hand.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
2,500,000 | 1,000,000 |
|
1,400,000 |
. Behind him, Karel Mokry picked up 
and shoved for 496,000. Sonay Kehya woke up in the blinds with 
and also went all in, leaving Bornicke with no choice but to fold.
and Kehya spiked his ace to eliminate Dijkkamp. The river elicited a loud response from Bornicke, who would've won the hand had he stayed in with his pocket nines.
and he was eliminated.
from the small blind. The cutoff called with 
and the board ran out 
and Bornicke paired his queen to eliminate Zaskodny. "Do you want to switch seats?" table neighbor Lennard Dijkkamp joked, after he lost some chips to Bornicke earlier on
and Mokry escaped from elimination, leaving Kassam short.
turn for 311,000, both opponents folded.
. Grospellier bet 111,000 and Jonuskis check-called.
turn, Jonuskis checked, Grospellier bet 133,000, Jonuskis check-shoved for 397,000 and Grospellier snap-called.
