Eduard Norel raised to 50,000 from the cutoff, Cosmin Voinea called from the small blind, and Alin Pandilica defended his big blind. All players checked the flop.
On the turn, Voinea and Pandilica checked to Norel, who bet 65,000. Both players in the blinds made the call.
The river was the and Voinea opted to lead out 138,000. Pandilica folded instantly, Norel quickly called. Voinea mucked his hand face-down and Norel scooped up the substantial pot without showing his cards.
Georges Yazbeck raised to 60,000 under the gun and Cosmin Voinea called from the small blind. The flop was and Voinea check-called 80,000 from Yazbeck. Both players checked the on the turn.
On the river, Voinea bet 145,000 and Yazbeck snap-called. Voinea quickly showed for the rivered two pair and Yazbeck flung open with much disdain. Voinea clapped his hands, yelled, and ran to his rail to celebrate.
With the pot, Voinea is the first player to cross one million in chips.
After being left crippled in the hand against Eduard Norel, Dawid Borkowski put his last remaining blinds in. Cosmin Voinea called the shove from the big blind.
Dawid Borkowski:
Cosmin Voinea:
Voinea had Borkowski surprisingly dominated and the board didn't bring any surprises. The Pole saw a great run end in 6th place, which netted him a payday of �12,700.
Dawid Borkowski limped in from the small blind, Eduard Norel raised to 69,000 in the big blind, Borkowski shoved all in and Norel snap-called for 375,000 total.
Dawid Borkowski:
Eduard Norel:
Norel directly flopped the ace he needed on . The deuces remained in the deck on the turn and river and Norel doubled up to the chip lead.
Or Patreanu raised to 50,000 from middle position and Georges Yazbeck called out of the small blind. On the flop, Yazbeck checked, Patreanu bet 45,000, Yazbeck check-raised to 105,000, and Patreanu folded.
Directly after losing the hand to Eduard Norel, Alin Pandilica moved in for 251,000 from the button. Dawid Borkowski called the shove in the big blind.
Alin Pandilica:
Dawid Borkowski:
The board ran out and once again, Pandilica doubled up right again.
flop.
turn, Voinea and Pandilica checked to Norel, who bet 65,000. Both players in the blinds made the call.
and Voinea opted to lead out 138,000. Pandilica folded instantly, Norel quickly called. Voinea mucked his hand face-down and Norel scooped up the substantial pot without showing his cards.
and Voinea check-called 80,000 from Yazbeck. Both players checked the 
on the turn.
river, Voinea bet 145,000 and Yazbeck snap-called. Voinea quickly showed 
for the rivered two pair and Yazbeck flung open 
with much disdain. Voinea clapped his hands, yelled, and ran to his rail to celebrate.
board didn't bring any surprises. The Pole saw a great run end in 6th place, which netted him a payday of �12,700.
. The deuces remained in the deck on the 
to give Norel Broadway. The 
turn and