The board read 
on the turn. From the big blind, Gokhan Ozbek bet 100,000 and Jamie Nixon called the hijack.
The river was the 
. Ozbek led again for the same 100,000 amount. Nixon frowned a bit but tossed in the call.
Ozbek tabled the 
for a flush, one away from the straight flush and Nixon mucked.
Gabi Livshitz was all in from the small blind for his short stack against Michael Lech in early position who did not have Lichshitz covered by very much.
Gabi Livshitz: 
Michael Lech: 
The flop came 
. The turn was the 
and the river the to miss Livshitz and send him away while Lech added some to his still short stack.
Bassel Moussa moved all in for his last 250,000 from the button and was up against Yury Bochkarev in the cutoff.
Bassel Moussa: 
Yury Bochkarev: 
The 
flop gave Moussa hope with a straight draw, but he received no further help from the 
turn or river.
"Good luck, guys," he said to his tablemates before departing to collect his winnings.
Three players were in a hand on the turn with the boarding reading 
. From the small blind, Shaul Barnea led for 125,000. Maxime Chilaud called in the big blind and the third player in early position folded.
The river came the 
. Both players checked. Barnea confidently turned over the 
but he was pipped by the 
better kicker of Chilaud.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
The field is now down to 56 and the players are off on their second 15-minute break of the day.
"Yes," Andress Merheb was heard yelling as he was the beneficiary of a fortunate river card.
Merheb and Oleksandr Malakhov got all their chips in the middle, Merheb holding 
and Malakhov 
. The 
flop gave Malakhov a set and the lead in the hand.
The 
turn was harmless, but the river came the as Merheb improved to a higher set. Malakhov stood by his seat in stunned silence as the stacks were counted down, with Merheb's 750,000 barely having him covered. The two players shook hands before Malakhov made his exit.
Recep Aydemir and Arie Kliper saw a flop of 
when Aydemir bet 115,000 from the big blind.
Kliper called as the fell on the turn. Aydemir continued for 125,000 and Kliper again called as he turned away from the table to avoid looking at the river.
The 
fell and Aydemir tossed out another 275,000. "I only win if you have seven-six or seven-five. Nothing else," Kliper said before he folded. Aydemir turned over 
as he took in the pot.
"Very nice," Kliper said.
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