Julian Stuer shoved the river of the board against Vladimir Troyanovskiy and the latter only had 9,000 chips behind.
Troyanovskiy called it off and then tapped the table, flipping over . Stuer had the and knocked out the Russian who was joined by his countryman Sergey Lebedev shortly after.
Igor Yaroshevsky doubled up after shoving the turn for 28,000 with the and Niall Farrell looked him up with the . The river was a blank and the Yaroshevsky doubled.
Soon after, Farrell had Xixiang Luo all in and at risk with versus and binked the on the river to recover the previous losses.
The tweet by Daniel Negreanu is already out and Faraz Jaka also confirmed what happened while Philipp Gruissem was just in a hand. Negreanu check-raised a flop and got it in after the turn with pocket jacks for top set. Gruissem called with and binked a nine on the river.
Also out: Leonardo Cucchiarini, Dietrich Fast and Haralabos Voulgaris, who were all on their second bullet.
There were 47 entries in total in the Hyper Satellite and the screens showed some 24 players remaining with four tickets up for grabs. Fifth place will be awarded with €23,100, almost worth an entry as well.
A few minutes into the break, one table was still waiting for the last hand to finish and Max Silver faced the shove of Yang Wang for 53,500 into a pot of more than double of that with the board reading .
"I have a bad feeling, don't think I can do it," Silver said with a pretty identical stack behind. After seven minutes into the break, he folded and Wang asked him if he had kings or aces before flashing his .
Dominykas Karmazinas opened to 2,400 and Oliver Price made it 6,800. Sergey Lebedev then said raise and moved all in for 6,900. The dealer was surprised for a second and the Russian once again said "raise. 6,800 ... 6,900 ... raise," with a serious expression on the face. Karmazinas folded, but Price tossed in the extra 100 chips.
Niall Farrell forced Xiaxiang Luo to fold on the board by betting 15,000 into a pot of 20,000 whereas Andrey Zaichenko played on his iPad for two minutes before folding to the shove of table neighbor John Juanda and forfeiting his raise to 2,500.
David Dayan had squeezed to 11,000 and then folded to the shove of Byron Kaverman, besides that there wasn't much action going on.