Felix Schneiders bet 10,000 from under the gun and was shoved on by Espen Sanvik in middle position to put Schneiders at risk for 56,000.
The Pokerstars streamer went into the tank before painfully folding to give Sanvik the pot
Level: 18
Blinds: 2,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
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There were 125,000 in the middle on the flop of Q♣9♠2♦ and Ermanno Di Nicola bet 41,000 from the cutoff.
Konstantin Novoselov in the small blind was in two minds with his action. He held 85,000 in his hand before flicking in a single chip to call.
The action checked to showdown after the 2♣7♠ completed the board. Di Nicola tabled A♥4♥, while Novoselov flipped over J♠J♥ to take the pot.
Players are back in their seats after the dinner break with 192 players eying the top prize of €185,000.
Players enjoyed the hospitality of the Pokerstars Players Pool Party where they could enjoy Iberian ham, Spanish cheeses and some adult beverages.
There was also the chance to win Pokerstars merchandise with carnival games including darts, hook a duck, and ring toss.
Level: 17
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Players have left the card room for a 90-minute break.
During that time the Pokerstars Players Pool Party will be in full swing.
Players will be back in action at 10.50 p.m. local time
The button bet 6,000 and was called by Enrico Iacopetta in the small blind and Benjamin Spragg defended in the big blind.
The flop came 9♣7♦4♦ and Iacopetta led out for 6,000 which Spragg called, but the button folded.
Both players checked the 5♠ turn, and Iacopetta made a delayed continuation bet for 11,000 which got Spragg to fold without much fuss.
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