Matteo Baroni celebrated his double up after he had flopped a set with 
on the 
board. The chips had gone in after the flop with Marco Boorsma holding ace-jack, and Baroni doubled for 218,000. Boorsma had crumbs left and bowed out shortly after.
Following an under-the-gun raise by Ronnie Lemmens, Enrico Campanile and Martin Kabrhel stuck around with the latter in the big blind. The 
flop got the shorter stack of Kabrhel into the middle and Lemmens called, while Campanile folded.
Martin Kabrhel: 
Ronnie Lemmens: 
"I had nine ten of diamonds," Campanile mentioned in the table chat. He saw the board complete with the 
turn and 
river, which brought an end to Kabrhel's tournament run.
Jakub Piwowarski led the 
flop for 25,000 and was called by Sebastian Kappenberg from two seats over. On the turn, both players checked and the river brought a bet of Piwowarski followed by a swift fold of Kappenberg. Both players are in the middle of the pack below the average stack.
Joining the action on the 
turn, Mark Bongaerts checked his option out of the small blind and Gheorghe Butuc bet 39,000. Bongaerts then check-raised to 105,000 and Butuc came along.
After the 
river, Bongaerts made it 220,000 to go and Butuc folded.
"You had nuts on the turn, huh?" another player remarked to the Dutchman.
With the cards already on their backs, Christa Van Berkel was at risk with the 
. Abd El Ghanim only had the but got there thanks to a straight on the 
runout.
Fulvio Sansanelli was already at risk preflop and the 
flop then saw Alessandro Pichierri push for 186,000. Claudio Di Giacomo asked for a count and eventually folded.
Fulvio Sansanelli:
Alessandro Pichierri:
The 
turn gave unbeatable quads and the river was a formality.
"Yay, quads, I am unbreakable," Tuncay Tutus celebrated. He had been at risk for 75,000 out of the small blind with the 
and faced Paul Covaciu with the 
.
Tutus ended up improving his hand on every street of the 
board to remain in contention.
A very frustrated Rama Mulaj banged his hand on the table when he lost a medium-sized pot against Frank Griese, then lamented more to himself that a bet on the flop would have won him the pot. Instead, Griese had stuck around with 
to turn a set on and beat the of Mulaj.
More drama was avoided as the river was somewhat of a buzzkill.
Dalibor Dula knocked out Gennaro Proscia with what Do Tran described as a gift and several other notables hit the rail as of lately.
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