What started as a four-way limped pot then escalated as Ole Schemion check-raised prior to the second draw and then called a three-bet by Sarharib Karatas. He then check-called the all-in of Karatas, who was caught on a move and tabled the , which Schemion had beat holding the .
Ole Schemion won a showdown pot when Thomas Schroepfer bet after the final draw and revealed an eight-high straight. Schemion had that beat with the
One table over, Symeon Alexandridis raised in the cutoff and Artan Dedusha called out of the big blind. Dedusha took two and his opponent one for the Brit to check-call. The same drawing action repeated and Dedusha check-called once more. Both then drew one one each and checked it down.
Dedusha tabled a and Alexandridis won the pot with a .
"Show me if I have some outs," Max Pescatori said when Mikkel Plum had made two pair until sixth. Plum peeled a ten and that left Pescatori with outs as he had a straight, flush and superior two pair draw. The Italian got there with another jack for a set and doubled.
Grzegorz Wyraz: / /
Julien Martini: / /
Ole Schemion: / /
Grzegorz Wyraz was already awaiting his fate as he was at risk for 34,000. Ole Schemion bet sixth and seventh street against Julien Martini and earned calls from the Frenchman. Schemion announced a full house and showed the , while Wyraz had for a low.
"You got very lucky," Martini replied and mucked as he lost the entire pot and was scooped by Schemion.
Nicolas Bokowski bet sixth street and Ole Schemion called with both players showing a low draw and flush draw. They checked seventh and Bokowski tabled the for ace-queen high and an eight-low. Schemion had the for an ace-jack high and superior low.
Roland Israelashvili: / /
Artan Dedusha: / /
Mikkel Plum: / /
Mikkel Plum bet on fourth street and was called by Roland Israelashvili and Artan Dedusha. They checked fifth and sixth, on the latter street Dedusha announced "I gonna win this pot. No idea how but I will win it." They checked it down on seventh as well and Plum tabled for ace-high.
"You got anything?" Dedusha asked Israelashvili, who announced a pair of treys. Dedusha had that beat with the in the hole and then rolled over the as final card.
Artan Dedusha earned several pots after coming back from the break and then raised in the cutoff. Symeon Alexandridis defended the big blind and check-called the flop. He also check-called the turn and check-folded the river with plenty of frustration.
Ole Schemion raised to 13,000 from under the gun and was called by Julien Martini, Thomas Schroepfer and Nicolas Bokowski. They checked to the river on which Schroepfer bet 21,000. Bokowski called, Schemion folded and Martini reluctantly folded the .
Schroepfer mucked his cards and Bokowski won the pot without needing to show his cards.
On a completed board of , Sarharib Karatas bet 35,000 out of the small blind. Julien Martini then raised it up to 175,000 and Karatas folded after fewer than 15 seconds.
Martini peeked at his cards and revealed the .
"Turning your flush into a bluff?" Ole Schemion inquired, to which Martini replied "I had a blocker for the straight flush".
, which Schemion had beat holding the 
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, while Wyraz had 
for a low.
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for ace-queen high and an eight-low. Schemion had the 
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for ace-high.
in the hole and then rolled over the 
as final card.
river with plenty of frustration.
river on which Schroepfer bet 21,000. Bokowski called, Schemion folded and Martini reluctantly folded the 
