Laurens De Smet had a roller coaster of a level, and ended it in bad fashion as he just hit the rail. He shoved his last 12 big blinds in from the cutoff with suited, but unfortunately for him the big blind woke up with . De Smet found no help on the flop, turn or river, and De Smet made his exit.
Just before the last break, Hormiz Kamil busted from the tournament. He had announced his desire to play omaha cash games before, and got eliminated shortly after.
According to one of the bystanders, Griffin Benger opened and Hormiz Kamil three-bet. Benger called, and check raised all in on a low flop. Kamil called with ace queen high and Benger had a flush draw with a suited . The flush hit and Kamil made his way to the omaha games.
Rene Kuhlman opened from early position to 3,500 and got a call and a squeeze to 10,000 behind him. He then pushed all in for 37,100 and both opponents folded.
Right the next hand, Kuhlman sat in the big blind and three-bet a player. The player shoved for 50,000 effectively with and Kuhlman called with his . The board ran out and despite rivering a full house, it wasn't enough to stay alive. Exit for Kuhlman.
Action folded to Dario Marinelli in the cutoff and he opened for 3,500. Ivan Neytchev, his neighbor on the button, three-bet to 8,500. Both blinds released, Marinelli made the call.
The flop came and Marinelli check called a bet of 8,000. The fell on the turn and Marinelli now front pushed all in for about 30,000. Neytchev instantly folded.
From early position, Griffin Benger raised to 3,400. His neighbor Michal Sobanski shoved all in for 30,300 and action folded to Daniel Chevalier in the small blind. Chevalier made the call and the big blind and Benger both folded.
Robert Dymek pushed his last 16,100 to the middle from middle position. He was followed by Bartosz Szafraniec who pushed all in over the top for about 40,000 more. All other players folded and the two opened their hands.
From middle position, Filip Bukovsky opened for 4,000. Action folded to Jonas Gustafsson in the big blind and he called.
The flop came and Gustafsson checked. Bukovsky made a bet of 5,000 with about 33,000 behind. Gustafsson slid forward a big stack of yellow 5,000-chips. Bukovsky tanked for about two minutes and called.
Filip Bukovsky:
Jonas Gustafsson:
The on the turn hurt Bukovsky and the on the river didn't change a thing anymore. "Unlucky bro" Sam Grafton said. Exit for Bukovsky.