WSOPE Event #7: €1,650 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Max

Action was picked up with the cards on their backs. Hugues Girard and Gabi Livshitz were all in and at risk versus the covering stack of Ioannis Temekonidis.

Hugues Girard:   
Gabi Livshitz:   

Temekonidis's cowboys held across the       runout to score a six figure pot and send two opponents to the rail.

Ioannis Temekonidis	450,000	160,000
Hugues Girard	0	-115,000
Gabi Livshitz	0	-160,000

Daewoong Song was first to act after the blinds and decided to push all in with his last 34,000 chips. Gabi Livshitz, sitting in the hijack, made the call while the rest of the table folded, leaving it to a heads-up showdown.

Daewoong Song:   
Gabi Livshitz:   

The flop came    , giving Song a flush draw and plenty of outs. With the   landing on the turn, Song completed his flush, locking in the double-up before the river even had a chance to make an impact.

Gabi Livshitz	160,000	-40,000
Daewoong Song	78,000	17,500

Josef Snejberg opened from the hijack to 9,000. Cheng Zhao called from the cutoff and Amiel Gamliel defended the big blind.

Both Gamliel and Snejberg checked the     flop to Zhao, who then bet 11,000. Gamliel called before Snejberg put in the check-raise to 33,000. Zhao folded and Gamliel made the call.

The   turn was checked around and Gamliel checked again on the   river. Snejberg then bet 65,000. Gamliel went into the tank before folding his hand.

Cheng Zhao	350,000	86,500
Josef Snejberg	200,000	-125,000
Amiel Gamliel	100,000	-161,500

Action was picked up on the flop of     where Nolan Curatolo checked from the hijack. Elia Salerno checked back from the button.

Curatolo then elected to bet 8,500 on the   turn, which presented a second flush draw. Salerno called. The   river was checked down. Curatolo showed    for a missed flush draw and it was Salerno's    that took the pot.

Elia Salerno	215,000	18,500
Nolan Curatolo	110,000	-9,500

Nunzio Iandolo opened to 6,000 from the cutoff. Action folded around to Rafi Elharar who defended the big blind.

He check-called a bet of 5,000 on the flop of     before both players checked the   turn. Elharar then led for 13,000 on the   river. Iandolo took a moment before flicking in the call.

Elharar showed    for a bluff and Iandolo's    was good enough to take the pot.

Nunzio Iandolo	195,000	60,000
Rafi Elharar	45,000	-34,500

Hugues Girard was all in and at risk from the button versus the covering stack of Ioannis Temekonidis who was in the cutoff.

Hugues Girard:   
Ioannis Temekonidis:   

Both players made a flush across the       but it was Girard's king high flush that won the pot.

Ioannis Temekonidis	290,000	-57,500
Hugues Girard	115,000	58,000

Anthony Amsellem kicked off the action with a raise to 6,000 from the cutoff, and Youngshin Im, sitting on the button, responded with a three-bet to 17,000. Amsellem took a moment to check Im's stack before making the call.

The flop came down    , and Amsellem checked. Im continued with a bet of 11,000, prompting Amsellem to think it over before raising to 25,000. Im made the call, keeping the pressure on.

When the   hit the turn, Amsellem checked once more. Im took a glance at her cards before moving all in. Without much hesitation, Amsellem folded, allowing Im to scoop up a solid pot early in the day.

Youngshin Im	130,000	44,500
Anthony Amsellem	54,000	-39,500

Pascal Pflock was all in for 10,500 from under the gun. Jorge Pardo made the call from the button as the covering stack.

Pascal Pflock:   
Jorge Pardo:   

Pflock's superior ace made top pair across the       flop to secure the double up.

Jorge Pardo	75,000	0
Pascal Pflock	22,000	11,000

The 2024 World Series of Poker Europe Event #7: €1,650 NLH 6-max resumes with 89 players returning to battle it out for a bracelet and a lion's share of the €494,910 prize pool. Additionally, the top three players will receive a WSOPE Main Event ticket worth €10,350. Play is scheduled to resume from 1 p.m. local time today at the King's Casino here in Rozvadov, Czechia.

The field is led by a player no stranger to success here in Rozvadov. The 2023 WSOP Europe €550 NLH Colossus bracelet winner Ermanno Di Nicola leads the way with 508,500 chips. Vladimir Troyanovskiy holds second position with 476,500 chips. There is a slight deficit in chips between second and third, with two-time bracelet winner Wing Po Liu bagging 366,500. Ankit Ahuja bagged 363,500 and John Armbrust will sit down with 359,000 at the start of play today.

Day 1 Top Ten Chip Counts

Other notable names returning for Day include, Shaun Deeb (152,000), Gabi Livshitz (200,000) and last year's champion Tobias Peters (133,500). Patrick White also bagged a decent stack of 300,000, as did Dohang Na with 311,000. These two players sit in 11th and 12th respectively.

Action will resume at Level 15 with blinds at 1,500/3,000 and a 3,000 big blind ante. Players will battle it out through 40-minute levels with a 15-minute break every three levels, and the game will continue until a winner is crowned.

Stay tuned to PokerNews for continued coverage of this exciting 6-max tournament to see who will emerge triumphant with a coveted WSOPE Bracelet.