Stud Hi-Lo
Ian Bradley: 
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Borja Gross: 
/ 
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Ian Bradley was all-in with a short stack and had treys and sixes until sixth street. He also had a low and gutshot straight draw while Borja Gross tabled aces up. Seventh street brought no improvement to gross but Bradley caught paint to hit the rail.
Niveau: 12
Limit Flop / Draw: SB 2,500 BB 5,000, Limits 5,000/10,000
Stud Games: Ante 1,000, Bring-In 2,000, Completion 5,000, Limits 5,000-10,000
No-Limit & Pot-Limit: Ante 3,500, Blinds 1,000-2,500
Stud Hi-Lo
Andreas Bremer: / 
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Sarharib Karatas: 
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Andreas Bremer bet fifth and sixth street for Sarharib Karatas to call and then checked seventh. Karatas bet and Bremer folded to leave himself with a short stack.
Marek Blasko and Yannick Jobin were eliminated and that reduced the field to the final 24 players on four full ring tables.
No-Limit Hold'em
The cards were already turned over after the 
turn as Fabian Scherle was the player at risk in a flip. He held the 
for a full house and Boban Zhivkovikj only had a flush draw with the 
.
The meaningless 
river completed the board as Scherle doubled for 37,400.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Matthias Wieser was all-in for 4,400 and Marek Blasko raised, Symeon Alexandridis called.
On the flop, Blasko was also all-in for the last of it as Alexandridis came along.
Matthias Wieser: 
Marek Blasko: 
Symeon Alexandridis: 
Alexandridis had plenty of outs to scoop but the turn and river were not among them to earn the low pot only. Blasko took the high pot and Wieser was eliminated.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Matthias Wieser was all-in for the last 7,600 with the 
and Grzegorz Wyraz looked him up with the 
. The 
board gave Wieser the straight and a low for the scoop.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Jan Bendik defended the big blind against a button raise by Sarharib Karatas and check-called a bet on the flop. He checked again the 
turn and Karatas now bet 15,000. Bendik check-raised the pot and Karatas sigh-folded with the "how can you do this to me".
Bendik flashed the 
before raking in the pot.
Stud Hi-Lo
Miroslav Pantaleev: / /
Artan Dedusha: / 
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Artan Dedusha bet fourth and fifth street and was first called by Miroslav Pantaleev and then raised, which he called. Pantaleev made the superior open pair on sixth and bet, Dedusha called. Both checked seventh and Pantaleev tabled the 
for a pair of sixes and a low, which chopped against the 
for trips deuces of Dedusha.
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