Wilfried Haselmayer: / /
Symeon Alexandridis: / /
Artan Dedusha: / fold on fifth
Wilfried Haselmayer completed and was called by Symeon Alexandridis and Artan Dedusha. The remaining 4,500 went in on fourth street as Alexandridis bet and Dedusha called. Alexandridis bet fifth and Dedusha let go.
Haselmayer ended up with ace-king high, having missed his flush draw. Alexandridis had bluffed but spiked a pair of sixes on seventh to knock out Haselmayer.
Wilfried Haselmayer: / /
Symeon Alexandridis: / /
Artan Dedusha: / fold on fifth
Wilfried Haselmayer completed and was called by Symeon Alexandridis and Artan Dedusha. The remaining 4,500 went in on fourth street as Alexandridis bet and Dedusha called. Alexandridis bet fifth and Dedusha let go.
Haselmayer ended up with ace-king high, having missed his flush draw. Alexandridis had bluffed but spiked a pair of sixes on seventh to knock out Haselmayer.
Artan Dedusha bet fifth street with a pair of sevens to get called by Wilfried Haselmayer and Symeon Alexandridis. On sixth, Dedusha check-folded while Haselmayer check-called a bet by Alexandridis. On seventh street, Haselmayer check-folded after long consideration and dropped to just over one full bet.
Thomas Schroepfer bet the turn and the river out of the big blind and received calls from Max Pescatori. Schroepfer tabled the for a set of tens and Pescatori mucked with a grin on the face.
Nicolas Bokowski was suddenly left short while Symeon Alexandridis had become the second-biggest stack at their table. Wilfried Haselmayer then raised to 9,000 and Alexandridis called. Bokowski jammed for 39,500 in the big blind and received two folds.
Mikkel Plum raised to 9,000 in the cutoff and Ole Schemion three-bet the pot on the button. Miroslav Pantaleev then jammed for 43,500 in the big blind and Plum folded. "I think I gonna suck out on you," Schemion grinned and called.
Miroslav Pantaleev:
Ole Schemion:
"I regret folding," Plum joked when the cards were turned over.
Pantaleev flopped best on and remained ahead on the turn. However, Schemion got there with the river to reduce the field to the final 15 players.
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fold on fifth
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river out of the big blind and received calls from Max Pescatori. Schroepfer tabled the 
turn. However, Schemion got there with the 
and doubled through Mikkel Plum who held the 
, as the board ran out 
