Nariman Yaghmai went all in preflop with a remaining stack of 260,000 and got called by Martin Alfonsin.
Holding 
for Alfonsin against 
for Yaghmai, it was a flip situation, and the board 
gave the winning hand to Yaghmai. Alfonsin was left with slightly more than 100,000 chips after that hand.
The board read 
and according to the players, Shaun Deeb had barrel on the three streets before calling the all-in raise from Matthias Tikerpe on the river.
Deeb, holding 
, was dominated by Tikerpe's hand with 
for the nut flush and got eliminated from the tournament before the end of Day 3.
Olvedo Heinze pushed his last 184,000 chips in the middle with 
and got called by Serhii Holodiuk holding .
Heinze was in bad shape for a double up, and the board 
didn't change anything.
Ali Tariq opened and Dominik Panka three-bet all in for 130,000. Tariq called.
Ali Tariq: 
Dominik Panka: 
It was a flip that the former EPT champion would have to win if he wanted to win another EPT title. However the 
flop gave his opponent a pair. The run out didn't help Panka, and Tariq chipped up over a million.
The flop read 
on a three-way pot and around 80,000 were already in the pot when John Juanda bet 63,000 after his two opponents checked. Only Jiri Horak made the call.
The turn fell a 
and after some thinking, Horak tossed a stack of chips for a bet worth 148,000. Juanda ended up folding and Horak racked the chips.
Ognyan Dimov raised to 35,000 and Alexandre Reard three-bet all in for 255,000. Dimov called.
Ognyan Dimov:
Alexandre Reard:
The flop came 
giving Reard the lead. The turn was the and the river the 
and Reard doubled up.
After an open from Dominik Panka, Benjamin Pollak three-bet to 105,000, leaving him with 400,000 behind. Panka made the call.
The flop went 
and Panka let for 90,000. The French player chose to use two time bank bank cards before pushing his stack in the middle. Panka snap-called with 
but only to see in Pollak's hand.
The rest of the board brought a 
and a 
and Pollak climbed to almost one million chips after that hand.
Andres Korn started the action from middle position with a raise to 32,000 Marques called from the hijack. Hongbin Guo and Renjun Yang called as well in the blinds
The flop brought 
and Guo bet 65,000. Only Korn and Marques called.
The turn was the though and Guo led again for 200,000. Marques paid after Korn let it go and the dealer revealed a 
on the river. Guo opted to check and Marques announced all-in for a stack of 560,000.
Guo called but tossed his hand into the muck after seeing Marques's hand with 
. Guo dropped to 440,000 after that hand.
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