Spanish PokerStars player Hector Alvarez Rodriguez shoved for 28,000. Behind him Matthias Kurschner re-shoved and the got it heads up. Rodriguez had 
and had run into the 
of Kurschner.
The board ran out 
. There wasn’t much Kurschner could say about that except. “Nice hand.”
Raed Mouawad just ended up all in before the flop for about 153,0000 and he was up against Miltiadis Kyriakides.
Kyriakides: 
Mouawad: 
The board ran out 
and Mouawad was knocked out.
Robert Zipf was down to just 53,500 chips when he managed to pick up the best starting hand in the game. Zipf's all in was called by Kurt Guldvik who had him covered by just 22,000 chips.
Zipf:
Guldvik: 
The board ran out 
and Zipf found himself a double up.
Finnish pro Aku Joentausta just managed to double up to keep his EPT Vienna hopes alive. Joentausta was all in holding 
versus Michael Tabarelli's 
and the board ran out 
.
Joentausta's still among the short stacks but this double up gives him a little more breathing room.
Antonio Buonanno just moved all in before the flop and he was called by Jack Salter.
Salter:
Buonanno: 
The board ran out 
and Buonanno was knocked out. Salter's been on a tear and he's up to around 600,000 chips.
Austrian PokerStars Player Lukas Fritz moved all in and his tournament life was at risk when he was called by another PokerStars player Gergely Rona. Fritz had 
versus the 
of Rona.
The dealer put out 
. Fritz couldn’t improve and his Vienna EPT was at an end.
Michel Abecassis opened from middle position and got one caller from the big blind, Norwegian PokerStars player Preben Stokkan. They saw a flop of 
. Stokkan checked and then called a bet of 13,000 from Abecassis.
The turn card was the and Stokkan checked again. Abecassis bet 22,000 and Stokkan moved all in. Abecassis shrugged and made the call tabling . Stokkan was drawing dead with the river making no difference.
Jonathan Roy, who has been on a heater as of late, apparently busted Hannu Peltola in a hand where the Finnish player called all in on the river holding 
. The board was jack high so Peltola had top pair. That hand wasn't good enough as Roy tabled kings for the winning hand.
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