On a 
flop, Ole Schemion checked to Adrian Mateos, who bet 23,000. Schemion called and checked the 
on the turn, as did Mateos.
The river was the 
and Schemion burned one of his timebank chips before moving all in, effectively for Mateos' remaining stack of 80,000. The Spaniard used the majority of his allowed 30 seconds before folding his hand.
There are just 114 players remaining as the next two to run out of chips were Pavel Ignatov and Guntis Aleskins. The latter was all in and at risk with and Chaofei Wang had him covered by a few chips only, holding the 
. The board came 
and Wang hit runner runner quads to eliminate Aleskins.
From under the gun, Makram Saber pushed all in for 42,000 and Mark Teltscher in the cutoff moved all in over the top for 135,500. Saber was about to turn over his cards but Jack Salter in the big blind reminded him that he still had cards, but ended up folding anyways.
Makram Saber: 
Mark Teltscher: 
Despite picking up a ton of extra outs, the board came 
and Teltscher took a hit to his stack.
Emil Patel raised to 7,500 in late position, Philipp Gruissem three-bet to 22,000 to his left, Patel four-bet shoved a little over 70,000 and Gruissem instantly called.
Emil Patel: 
Philipp Gruissem: 
There was no escape for Patel on a 
board and the former star of "2 Months 2 Million" left empty-handed.
Dimitar Danchev raised to 6,500 in middle position and Philipp Gruissem called on the button. Nicola D'Anselmo shoved 44,500 all in from the big blind, Danchev folded, and Gruissem called after fifteen seconds.
Nicola D'Anselmo: 
Philipp Gruissem: 
Gruissem took a big lead on the 
flop, leaving D'Anselmo drawing dead to a jack. Neither the 
turn nor 
was what he needed. The camera's caught D'Anselmo's final moments as he headed for the rail in 118th place.
Ryan Riess went through the blinds to see his stack shrink further on a table that started with four short stacks. One of them was Pete Chen and he three-bet all in out of the small blind, initial raiser Michael Glick snap-called from the cutoff.
Pete Chen: 
Michael Glick: 
After the flop, Chen already mucked his cards and was left drawing dead as soon as the appeared on the turn, making the 
river a formality.
Josip Simunic raised to 7,000 and Dan Abouaf three-bet to 18,000. The big blind called as well as Simunic.
The flop came 
and it checked to Abouaf who continued for 14,000. The big blind folded and Simunic check-raised to 53,000. Abouaf asked Simunic how much he was playing before shoving all in. Simunic called.
Josip Simunic: 
Dan Abouaf: 
Simunic had flopped a set, and Abouaf was not too happy about it as the board came giving Simunic a double for his 213,500 chips.
Javier Fernandez Alonso raised to 7,500 in late position and faced a three-bet to 53,000 by [Removed:17] on the button. Fernandez Alonso moved all in and Yan called it off for what appeared to be 83,000.
[Removed:17]: 
Javier Fernandez Alonso:
The 
flop paired up the Spaniard, and the turn and river failed to improve Yan, who shook hands with Fernandez Alonso before leaving the table with a "good luck guys."
Hossein Ensan raised to 7,500 in middle position, Alexis Fleur three-bet to 20,500 behind him and Ensan called. Both players checked the 
flop. Ensan bet 18,500 on the turn and Fleur called.
On the river, Ensan cut out a bet of 29,500 and Fleur called after using one of his time bank chips. The EPT12 Prague champion flipped over for the rivered straight and Fleur mucked his hand.
On the river of a completed board of 
, PokerStars qualifier Carl-Fredrik Tingvall faced the check-raise to 40,000 by table neighbor Ali Chaieb and called to show for the nut flush. Chaieb had that beat with 
for the full house and raked in a big pot right away.
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