2019 World Series of Poker Europe

Jonathan Adams pushed all in for around 125,000 in early position and Ioan Vlonga re-shoved all in on the button. The blinds folded and the two hands were tabled.

Ioan Vlonga:
Jonathan Adams:

The flop of put Vlonga in the driver's seat with a pair of queens. The turn brought the and the river was the to eliminate Adams.

Dash Dudley shipped all in for 60,000 from under the gun and Phil Hui re-shoved all in from middle position. Andreas Dyll thought for a minute in the big blind before calling off his stack of 57,000.

Phil Hui:
Dash Dudley:
Andreas Dyll:

The flop came to give all players a flush draw, Dyll's being the largest one. The turn was the and Dudley took the lead with a pair of jacks. However, the on the river gave Hui the best hand and he eliminated both players.

Shaun Deeb was left with just three big blinds during the bubble period, which he shoved then with queens to get called by Anson Tsang's nine-seven offsuit and double up.

Now he has at least ten time this stack, and in his last hand he bet 115,000 in a pot with almost 200,000 and while the board had .

His opponent was Jonathan Adams who had to risk his tournament life if he wanted to call. After some tanking he folded and Deeb scooped a big pot.

Sam Grafton shoved for 38,000 from the hijack position after an early position raise from Giorgiy Skhulukhiya. Maximilian Grub was in the big blind and shoved too, with Skhulukhiya calling for a three-way all in.

Giorgiy Skhulukhiya:
Sam Grafton:
Maximilian Grub:

The board ran out and both Skhulukhiya and Grafton made a straight, while Skhulukhiya won Grub's bounty and a sizeable side pot.

Daniel Lahmani raised it up to 27,000 in the cutoff and was called by Abdelhakim Zoufri in the big blind. The flop came and both players checked to the on the turn.

Zoufri checked again Lahmani tossed in a bet of 33,000. Zoufri called and the completed the board. Zoufri checked once more and Lahmani shoved all in. Zoufri quickly called off his stack of 96,000 and Lahmani showed for just ace-high. Zoufri held for two pair and scored a double up.

After just doubling up in the previous hand, Samir Abid was all in again for 81,000 this time. He was up against Fabian Scherle who had him covered and the two players flipping.

Samir Abid:
Fabian Scherle:

The flop came and Abid spiked an ace to take the lead. The turn was the and the river was the to secure another double up for Abid.