Andrey Zaichenko, who won this event back in 2014 and who started the day second in chips, has been eliminated. The man who plays online as "Kroko-dill" shoved his last 85,000 in with 
from middle position. Samy Ouellani looked him up with 
from the button and faded aces and queens to knock out the Russian: 
.
Ari Engel (under the gun) got his last 188,000 in the middle with 
. The one defying him was Andreas Samuelsson (button) with 
. The 
helped Engel and Samuelsson was knocked down to just over 100,000 in chips.
Stephen Chidwick shoved his last 74,000 in and Matas Cimbolas looked at his cards in the big blind.
"This might be a slowroll," he said with a smile as he thought. "All right, let's do this."
Cimbolas:
Chidwick: 
Cimbolas was behind but saw a flop of 
.
"That's a nice flop," he observed.
The 
turn wasn't as great as Chidwick picked up outs, but Cimbolas called for an eight on the end and got the 
.
Tue Ullerup Hansen bet 65,000 from the cutoff against two opponents in the blinds on a 
board. Only small blind Adrian Mateos called. The river was a 
and Hansen bet 145,000 after Mateos checked. The Spaniard flicked in a fast call, but he couldn't beat 
for top set.
Igor Yaroshevskyy got it in good for his last 53,000, showing up against the 
of Josip Simunic. The made things already a bit iffy, and the on the turn didn't help much either. The river completed Simunic's flush and Yaroshevskyy packed his bags and headed for the exit.
Karzan Hamarash got his last chips in with 
against the 
of Jimmy Guerrero. The board came all blanks with 
and the tournament was another player lighter.
Nível: 20
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Steven Thompson Vila (cutoff) and Sergio Aido (button) got their chips in the middle before the flop. Vila had the dominating as Aido tabled .
The 
-flop gave Aido a gutshot to broadway. The on the turn was a blank but the on the river filled up the pothole in Aido's straight and he doubled his 271,000-stack.
Grzegorz Wyraz just busted former big stack Bartlomiej Machon with 
. Machon's hand was already in the muck, and the board had run out 
.
Martin Finger shoved from the cutoff for about 260,000 over a Niall Farrell open. In the small blind, Stephen Thompson Vila woke up with and isolated Finger, who showed down about the worst-case hand for himself: 
. Someone said they were feeling it, but 
flopped.
"Not feeling it any more," Finger said with a laugh.
However, the turn came a 
and he had a chance if a queen fell. That's exactly what happened as the hit, much to everyone's amazement.
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