Being down to just a few big blinds, Mark Teltscher shoved in early position and Maxim Panyak looked him up from the big blind.
Mark Teltscher: 
Maxim Panyak: 
The camera's swooped in to capture Teltscher's final moments in this tournament as the board ran out 
to pair Panyak up.
"Nice hand, good game," said Teltscher as he made his way to the exit.
Markku Koplimaa was all in and at risk with the 
and Paxim Panyak looked him up with the inferior 
. However, the board of 
ensured an unlikely split pot.
Right after, Mark Teltscher made it 18,000 to go in the hijack and Sadri Saleh called in the cutoff. Koplimaa moved all in from the button and Teltscher asked for a count. The jam was for 174,000 and Teltscher moved all in for slightly more, Saleh folded instantly.
Markku Koplimaa: 
Mark Teltscher: 
"Yeah that's good," Teltscher said when he spotted the cards of his opponent, while Koplimaa said "good luck." The board came 
and Teltscher was left with fumes. One table over, Ali Reza Fatehi had been able to jam up his stack back to six digits.
A very short-stacked Andre Haneberg has been forced out after losing his final chips against Francesco Grieco. Haneberg had 
, Grieco held pocket jacks and won the hand to knock out Haneberg in 49th place for €13,600.
Ville Tapio Sissonen raised to 17,000 and David Peters defended his big blind. On the 
flop, Peters checked, Sissonen bet 15,000, Peters check-raised to 47,000 and Sissonen called in position.
The turn was the and Peters kept up the aggression, sizing out a bet of 60,000. Once again, Sissonen came along with the call.
On the 
river, Peters emptied the clip and shoved all in, which was for Sissonen's remaining stack of 165,000. The Fin burned one of his timebank chips before surrendering his hand to the chipleader.
A short-stacked Gary Hasson moved in with his last 95,000 after Gary Miller had opened and two players had called. Miller isolated to get heads-up with all the extra money involved.
Gary Hasson:
Gary Miller: 
Miller flopped the nine he needed to knock Hasson out: 
. The Brit stood up and walked over to Hasson to shake his hand.
Tomas Jozonis raised to 18,000 in the cutoff and called the shove of Paul Byrne for 181,000 with the . Byrne only had and the board came .
Soon after it was Brian Altman that headed to the rail when his check-shove for 95,000 on the 
flop was called by initial raiser Alexis Fleur.
Brian Altman: 
Alexis Fleur:
The turn improved Fleur and the river failed to give Altman a life line. Soon after, Pablo Melogno was also felted to make it three in quick succession.
Ali Reza Fatehi's raise to 18,000 was met by a three-bet to 55,000 from Adrian Mateos one table over and Fatehi moved all in, Mateos snap-called for his last 283,000.
Adrian Mateos:
Ali Reza Fatehi: 
The board came and Fatehi was left with dust.
Soon after, Carl-Fredrik Tingvall raised from early position and Fatehi called all in for 17,000 on the button. Jan Bednar in the big blind moved all in over the top and that forced out Tingvall.
Ali Reza Fatehi:
Jan Bednar:
This time, it was Fatehi who essentially tripled up thanks to a board of .
In one of the first hands after the break, Patrik Antonius doubled up at the expense of Brian Altman. Antonius was all in and at risk for 246,000 and Altman had him barely covered with 296,000.
Patrik Antonius:
Brian Altman:
Antonius was miles ahead and remained best after a 
rundown.
A preflop raising war ended in the four-bet shove of Olivier Ferrero on the button and Gavin O'Rourke snap-called out of the small blind.
Olivier Ferrero:
Gavin O'Rourke: 
The board came 
and that was it for Ferrero, who was narrowly covered.
From early position [Removed:38] moved all in and fellow Frenchman Nicolas Dumont from two seats over asked for a count. Once it was deemed to be for 161,000, Dumont announced the call and all other players folded.
[Removed:38]:
Nicolas Dumont:
The board ran out 
and Macalou was left drawing dead on the turn to bow out in 55th place.
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