Earlier on feature, Paul Theobald raised to 12,000 with 
from under the gun, and called a three-bet from Philipp Zukernik to 36,000 who held 
.
The flop was 
and Theobald checked to Zukernik who bet 20,000. Theobald check-raised to 45,000 and Zukernik eventually folded his pocket queens and Theobald took down the pot.
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Ranno Sootla opened to 13,000 and got calls from Denys Shafikov and Dario Sammartino in the blinds.
The 
flop checked to Sootla who bet 11,000 and got two calls. The trio checked down the 
runout and Shafikov was first to show.
He turned over 
for two pair, but mucked when Sammartino, who was next to show, turned over 
for a better two pair. Sootla mucked and the Italian took down the pot.
Sebastian Sorensson got his short stack of 55,000 in with the and Erdal Gulseven looked him up with the 
.
The 
flop gave Sorensson top pair while Gulseven turned a flush draw thanks to the 
. A blank followed on the river and Sorensson doubled once again.
Dan Serban Borlan had raised to 13,000 and Lin Ruida three-bet enough on his left for the rest of the table to fold and Borlan to shove for around 300,000 and Ruida to snap-call.
Dan Serban Borlan: 
Lin Ruida: 
The board ran out 
for Ruida to find an ace on the flop to pair up with and eliminate Borlan.
The cards were already on their backs as Michael O'Grady had gotten the remainder of his shorter stack in with the and faced the 
of table neighbor Norbert Szecsi.
On a board of 
, ace-king high was enough to deal the final blow and send O'Grady to the payout desk.
Giuseppe Carbone had boosted his stack to more than a million after winning a bigger pot against Joe Mouawad and he then doubled Roland Chassing. It started with a limp of the Frenchman and he ultimately hit a flush with while Carbone made two pair with on a board of 
.
Despite losing this pot, Carbone remains one of the biggest stacks with fewer than 100 players remaining.
A short-stack Valery Yantsevich chucked it in for 80,000 from middle position and Mohamed Mokrani quickly called from the big blind.
Valery Yantsevich: 
Mohamed Mokrani: 
No help for Yantsevich during the 
, ending his EPT Prague Main Event run in level 17.
Cristinel Sandu and Marius Gicovanu have been eliminated. The cards of the former were already mucked while Giuseppe Zarbo dragged in the pot as he had flopped a straight with 
on a board of 
.
Juan Pardo was more fortunate in his showdown as he doubled for 116,000 with against the of Pieter Aerts, the 
turn was no threat and the Spaniard had the checkmark on the turn already.
The next three players to bust soon after returning to their seats were Johann Zeitoun, Teun Mulder and Dominykas Mikolaitis.
Mikolaitis three-bet shoved for 92,000 in the cutoff and initial raiser Mustafa Biz called after asking for a rough count.
Dominykas Mikolaitis:
Mustafa Biz: 
The 
flop gave Mikolaitis an additional flush draw but he bricked the turn and river.
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