On the feature table a big pot played out between Darren Elias and Stephen Chidwick. The former was all-in for 135,000 with 
and Chidwick held 
. The 
flop opened up the possibility of a chop, the 
turn gave Chidwick 12 outs for the win and one of them - the 
- landed on the river to eliminate Elias.
"All in and a call," we heard a dealer call from the corner of the room. We made our way over and discovered Murad Akhundov was all in for roughly 125,000 holding the and in trouble against the 
of Oleh Okhotskyi, who barely had him covered.
The 
flop was disaster for Akhundov as Okhotskyi spiked a set. That said, Akhundov did pick up a Broadway draw to a jack. The 
turn wasn't paint, and neither was the 
river. Akhundov rapped the table and then took his leave in 80th place.
"I lost the minimum," said Stefan Kolossow to Moshe Elazar after the two of them clashed in a pot. Elazar, who is apparently Eli Elezera's brother, made it 14,000 from the cut-off, Nikita Nikolaev flat called on the button and Kolossow then three-bet to 36,000 from the small blind and both Elazar and Nikolaev called.
On the 
flop Elazar bet 25,000, Nikolaev folded but Kolossow stuck around to see the hit the turn, both players checked and the completed the board. It checked to Elazar he bet 48,000 and Kolossow tank called. Elazar rolled over 
for the flopped set and Kolossow folded. After that hand Elazar is up to 420,000
Ka Kwan Lau was desperately short on chips and put his last 25,000 chips in the middle. Artem Romanov was sat in the big blind with a load of chips and decided to give him a spin with his 
. Kwan Lau had the 
and it just got better as the cards ran out 
to double him up.
Happy with the outcome, on the next hand he got Kwan Lau dramatically shovelled all his chips in as a pile. It folded round to Ireland’s Ciaran Burke who asked for an exact count and gave it some serious thought. It was 47,000 more to call; more significant of course than the last time. Burke made the call with 
and Kwan Lau surprised everyone by revealing the . A final board of 
and Kwan Lau doubled again. He even did a fake pump shove on the next hand but passed.
With around 40,000 in the pot and a flop of 
, Tapio Vihakas checked from the small blind and Team Online's Marc-Andre Ladouceur did the same from the big. Lars Anders Dahlin then bet 20,000, Vihakas called, and Ladouceur woke up with an all-in check-raise to 112,000. Dahlin then moved all in over the top for around 175,000 and Vihakas folded.
Ladouceur: 
Dahlin:
Ladouceur had flopped top pair, but his kicker had him in dire straits as Dahlin backed his top pair up with top kicker. The 
turn left Ladouceur in need of a jack and a jack only on the river, but it wasn't in the cards as the 
blanked. A solemn Ladouceur collected his belongings and then made his way to the payout desk in 81st place.
As we get deeper into the money, there are some tough tables appearing at EPT Prague. For a short period, Jonathan Duhamel, Marc-Andre Ladouceur and Eugene Katchalov were together and PokerStars Blog took a close look at the action.
Russian PokerStars player Igor Yaroshevskyy got all 173,000 of his chips in pre-flop with against the 
of Martin Wiklund. No ten came to the rescue on a final board of 
and Yaroshevskyy got a big double up through the Swedish player.
Czech player Karel Kratochvil is out after getting his last 150,000 in with ace-queen and finding a willing caller in the shape of Andrea Benelli's, who had pocket tens. There was no help on the board for Kratochvil and he headed to the rail.
Ireland's Ciaran Burke opened the button to 13,000 and saw Canadian Sam Chartier three bet to 29,000 from the small blind. After the big blind folded, Burke made the call.
on the flop and Chartier made it 31,000. That continuation bet was called pretty quickly by Burke who saw Chartier checking on the 
turn. Burke bet out 79,000 and Chartier called. The river brought the on board and Chartier checked again. Burke bet out 129,000 which brought the action back to Chartier.
For minutes he looked both puzzled and agonized. Nobody dared to call the clock though and in the end Chartier folded. The dealer began to collect the chips to shove them to Burke. Chartier stared at Burke with a desperate face, dying to know what Burke had.
Burke checked his cards again and than revealed the 
to everyone before mucking.
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