Ludovic Geilich was cruising above the 300,000 mark but has just recently surpassed the next milestone. On a completed board reading 
, Geilich pushed in a bet of 125,000 into a pot of around 80,000. It was more than enough to put his opponent to the test for his remaining 100,000 chips and he eventually folded. Geilich scooped the pot and has now passed the 400,000 chip mark, leading the entire Brasilia Room.
Andrew Brown is on an elimination spree. Right after eliminating one of his opponents, he did the same to 888poker ambassador Natalie Hof.
Hof pushed her last 13,000 all in and when the action folded to Brown in the small blind he grabbed a load of 5,000 chips and splashed them in the middle. Brown had about half of his stack in the middle and still had a player behind him to act.
"Don't do it man, don't do it."
The player in the big blind didn't do it and Brown and Hof opened up their hands.
Natalie Hof: 
Andrew Brown: 
The board ran out 
and Hof was eliminated by Brown.
The action was opened with a raise to 2,600 from the player under the gun, and Sofia Lovgren called in the next seat. The rest of the table folded and they were heads-up to the 
flop. The initial raiser checked, and Lovgren bet 3,600 which was called.
Both players checked on the 
turn, and when the 
hit the river, Lovgren's opponent check-folded an 8,000 bet which allowed the Swedish 888poker ambassador to swoop the pot.
We arrived when the river card completed the 
board and Jennifer Shahade faced a bet of 5,600 from a player in the small blind. Shahade took over a minute, eyed her opponent's stack and then finally tossed in a 17,000-raise. Shahade received a quick call so she rolled over 
for a rivered set but her rival turned up 
. Shahade observed that her set was no good and mucked her hand.
With about 35,000 in the pot, Sylvain Loosli was on the button on the 
turn. His opponent checked in early position and Loosli fired 22,000. A two-minute tank followed and the under-the-gun player then double-checked his hand and folded.
A short stack was all in for 3,200 and a French qualifier called before William Kassouf in the big blind jammed for 36,400. After some (plenty) of table talk, Kassouf managed to force a fold and the short stack turned over the 
. Kassouf had and locked up the elimination on the turn of a board 
.
Kassouf claimed the next pot on the flop and jumped back above the starting stack.
After the action was opened with a raise from the hijack and the player in the cutoff moved all in, Andrew Brown, in the small blind, made the call as did the initial raiser. On the 
flop, Brown bet 22,000 and was called.
The turn was the 
, and Brown moved all in. With two players now all in and a main and side pot to win, Brown's opponent went into the tank. He thought over his decision for a couple of minutes before he let his hand go.
Brown took the side pot and also took the main after he tabled for top set, and the other preflop all-in player showed 
, and the river sealed his exit as Brown moved up to 92,000.
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