Pot-Limit Omaha
When facing a bet worth 85,000 by Moncef Karoui on the 
turn, Kevin Schmidt moved all-in for 187,000 and Karoui reluctantly called.
Kevin Schmidt: 
Moncef Karoui: 
The 
river kept Schmidt in the lead with the superior two pair and he doubled.
No-Limit Hold'em
Down to just 33,000, Roee Shalom was all-in with the 
and Linda Nguyen had one overcard with the 
. The 
brought no upset and Shalom doubled.
In the meanwhile, the field was reduced to just 54 contenders as Tobias Peters was sent to the rail.
No-Limit Hold'em
In a preflop raising war, Narcis Nedelcu and Jonathan Abdellatif got their chips in with near identical stack sizes and it was the most classic of flips that unfolded.
Narcis Nedelcu:
Jonathan Abdellatif: 
The pocket pair held strong on the 
board and Nedelcu doubled for 227,500. Abdellatif was left with a mere 15,500 and busted the next hand against the ace-king of Antonio Crocetta.
Also no longer in the mix is Mario Llapi, who started second in chips. His former table has seen Andriy Lyubovetskiy rise to half a million in chips.
Niveau: 17
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
No-Limit Hold'em
Danny Covyn opened to 10,000 and Denys Fedorenko called from one seat over. Alexis Ibarrola then moved all-in for 78,500 and Covyn folded. Fedorenko checked his remaining stack and looked up the Frenchman.
Alexis Ibarrola: 
Denys Fedorenko: 
The superior pair prevailed on the 
board to keep Ibarrola in contention.
Pot-Limit Omaha
According to Shawn Stroke, Tomaz Kogovsek had opened and was called by Krasimir Yankov on the button and Claus Carlsen in the big blind. On the 
flop, Carlsen check-raised to 50,000 when Kogovsek bet 16,000 and Yankov called.
Only Yankov came along to the 
turn on which Carlsen bet the full pot for 154,000. This time, Yankov tank-folded to forfeit the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Dario Percic was all-in for 32,500 on the 
flop while on the button and tabled the for the nut straight. Mario Llapi held 
in the big blind and found no runner-runner miracle on the turn and 
river.
At the same time, Shlomo Angel was eliminated on a different table.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Jordan Westmorland bet the three-way turn of 
for 22,000 out of the small blind and Darko Percic called in the big blind, Dario Alioto folded from under the gun.
Westmorland then bet the 
river for 40,000 and Percic quickly tossed in a single T-1,000 chip for the call. There was short-lived confusion but Percicic clarified he had called. Westmorland won the pot with the 
for aces full of jacks for the effective nuts, Percic flashed the for the nut flush.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Orhan Sen had raised with a short stack and Jonathan Abdellatif wanted to call out of the big blind. As he grabbed into the stack and piled in the second chip, he didn't notice that the T-25,000 with a very similar color to the T-5,000 chip was involved and had thus raised to then call off the shove by Sen for around 50,000.
"That costs me so much money," a frustrated Abdellatif said as a similar mishap also happened to him in Las Vegas as well.
Orhan Sen: 
Jonathan Abdellatif: 
The board ran out and Abdellatif got the miracle runner-runner straight.
"Sorry about that one. I was not mad at anyone at the table, just myself," the Belgian quickly clarified.
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