Vasileios Panagiotou moved all-in for 770,000 and was called by Firat Baltaci on the button.
Vasileios Panagiotou: 
Firat Baltaci: 
The 
flop gave Panagiotou a set, but Baltaci was still alive with a gutshot straight draw and backdoor clubs
The 
turn brought no help, and the 
river gave Panagiotou a full house for the double up.
PokerNews joined the action with Jordan Woodall attempting to knock Amar Begovic out the tournament.
Amar Begovic: 
Jordan Woodall: 
The board ran out 
and Woodall's aces held to send Begovic to the rail.
Woodall is back above his Day 3 starting stack and making a move as the tournament nears its final four tables.
Nível: 28
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Diomedes Rimon got his last 465,000 into the middle and Jon Kyte was the lone caller in late position.
Diomedes Rimon: 
Jon Kyte: 
The board ran out 
and Kyte held on to eliminate Rimon with a pair of sevens.
Kyte is soaring today with nearly 8,000,000 as Level 27 comes to an end.
While Jon Kyte has soared to the chip lead once held by Karol Konopka, Konopka had seen his stack dip below five million until a recent pot that saw him get some back.
Konopka raised to 120,000 in the cutoff and was three-bet by Abel Aspas to 350,000. Konopka quickly called to see a flop of 
.
Konopka then checked to Aspas, who bet 250,000. Konopka called.
On the 
turn, Konopka took the betting lead and fired out 315,000. Aspas gave his decision some thought before folding his hand. The dealer pushed the chips to Konopka, who stacked them back up over the five million mark.
When last we saw Meir Avigal, he was the victim of a runner-runner straight that crushed his flopped set and left him with just two big blinds.
He's since recovered nicely and excitedly informed PokerNews of a pot that helped get him there.
According to Avigal, he raised under the gun to 145,000 and got called by Dragoljub Martinovic. Simone Demasi then three-bet to 550,000 and Avigal moved in for a little under a million. Martinovic folded and Demasi called.
Meir Avigal: 
Simone Demasi: 
The board came 
to give Avigal a double up to over two million chips.
On a flop of 
, Ivan Zhechev checked from the big blind to Jordan Woodall who bet 140,000. Zhechev replied with a check-raise to 350,000. Woodall called to see a turn.
The turn brought the 
and Zhechev moved all-in, barely covering Woodall's remaining 620,000 chips. Woodall called for his tournament life.
Jordan Woodall:
Ivan Zhechev: 
Woodall's aces had the lead and held after the dealer put down the on the river.
Zhechev was left with just 100,000 which disappeared shortly after and he was eliminated from the tournament.
With a big pot in the middle and 
on the board, Dan Borlan checked and Firat Baltaci bet 400,000. Borlan called and the river was .
Both players checked the river and turned over their cards. Borland tabled 
for a missed flush, and Baltaci showed 
to take the pot with the better kicker.
Baltaci is off to a hot start today and he now sitting with well over double his Day 3 starting stack.
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