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The field size has plummeted to just 115 hopefuls and among the latest casualties was also PokerStars Team Online member Felix Schneiders. Fewer than three dozen eliminations are needed to conclude Day 1b, as only the top 82 players will advance to the money stages.
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Hanseok Ko opened to 10,000 first-to-act and Johannes Van Bemmel shoved for approximately 80,000 from the hijack. Action folded back to Ko, who quickly called to put Van Bemmel at risk.
Johannes Van Bemmel: A♦K♠
Hanseok Ko: Q♠Q♦
Ko held a slight lead, which was maintained on the J♥2♦J♦9♣10♥ runout — eliminating Van Bemmel from the tournament.
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205,000
95,000
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Clement Michaud was all-in for a short stack and so was Pires Trigo for 55,000, both of which were looked up by Mohamed Aissani.
Clement Michaud: K♠K♣
Paul Pires Trigo: A♠K♦
Mohamed Aissani: 10♣10♥
The board ran out 7♥7♠6♣J♥6♠ and the kings of Michaud held to secure a triple-up, while Pires Trigo was eliminated in the side pot.
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Omar Del Pino opened to 10,000 from the hijack and Refael Dahan shoved for his last 56,000 from the hijack. It was folded back around to Del Pino, who asked for a count and tanked a while before deciding to make the call.
Refael Dahan: 9♠9♦
Omar Del Pino: A♦10♠
Dahan remained ahead with his pair on the 5♠Q♣Q♠ flop and K♣ turn, but the A♥ river paired Del Pino's ace — eliminating Dahan late in the evening.
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Alexander Krasunstev moved all-in from an early position for the last 11,000 and Alexandre Amiel min-raised to 17,000 from one seat over. Demosthenes Kiriopoulos called on the button and the big blind was still to act. At that time, Krasuntsev already exposed his 8♣4♣, which remained visible to everyone at the table for the remainder of the hand.
Only Amiel and Kiriopoulos remained active to the 7♠5♦2♠ flop that went check, check. Amiel check-folded the 8♠ turn and Kiriopoulos revealed his 7♦7♥ for a set of sevens. A blank K♦ river followed and Krasuntsev stumbled out of his chair, almost knocking Jonas Ten Cate out of his chair.
"If you bet the flop, I bust," Amiel told Kiriopoulos.
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160,000
160,000
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Three ways to the J♣7♦2♦ flop, Mounim Kaddouri pushed all-in for 47,000 out of the big blind. Khazret Nebezhev jammed over the top for 81,000 in an early position and Fadhil Farag asked for a count on the larger shove before getting out of the way.
Mounim Kaddouri: A♠J♥
Khazret Nebezhev: K♦J♦
The 6♦ turn instantly locked up the pot for Nebezhev to make the 3♣ river a formality.
As Farag walked out into the break, he mentioned to have folded pocket queens.
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163,000
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110,000
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Yannick Gautschi pushed a short stack and Ran Shahar went all-in over the top from the next seat to force out everyone behind.
Yannick Gautschi: A♣3♠
Ran Shahar: 10♠10♥
Gautschi picked up some more outs with a wheel draw until the Q♥9♦2♣5♠ turn but the 8♣ river sealed his fate.
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40,000
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Cristian David had earned a fortunate split pot not long ago when his dominated ace hit running cards to broadway against Jonathan Therme. Since then, he more than doubled while Therme vanished.
David then looked up the shove by Loic De Doncker with the A♠Q♣, as he jammed over the top to isolate. De Doncker revealed the 10♦9♦ and gained a ton of equity on the Q♦8♦6♥ flop with a gutshot and flush draw.
Yet, there was no happy end on the 8♣ turn and K♠ river runout to eliminate De Doncker.
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45,000
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45,000 |
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