16,500 was in the pot on the 
flop. Leonard Maue check-raised to 12,100 from early position after Kayhan Mokri bet on his direct left. Mokri called.
Mokri then called for 15,000 on the 
river and was then put all-in for 35,300 effective on the 
river.
Mokri used several time banks and even said "I feel like this a slowroll."
He eventually called for his tournament life and had the winner with his 
, which best Maue's 
.
Ehsan Amiri and Mike Watson were heads up to the turn on a board showing 
and plenty of chips already in the pot.
Amiri check-called 17,500 to the 
river, where Watson bet even bigger sliding out a 100,000 chip stack. That was more than enough to cover Amiri, who sat back to ponder his decision.
After using all three of his remaining time banks, Amiri removed his sunglasses to get a better look at Watson from across the table. Amiri then made the call, turning up 
. He quickly saw it was no good, as Watson revealed 
for flopped quads to eliminate Amiri.
One of the stories of the day is the impressive comeback from Pedro Gois Neves.
Neves, was left with just 400 chips earlier on, which accounted for a single big blind. Well the Portugese player has been able to spin that back to 46,000. Much to the amazement of the table.
He just added some more chips to his stack after moving all in for 35,700. Simon Higgins opened to 2,500 from under the gun and was called by Danny Pyke and Daniel Marques. Neves jammed and each of his opponents quickly folded.
Renan Bruschi and Pablo Brito Silva were heads-up and on the turn with the 
board on show. Silva check-called in the big blind after Bruschi bet 10,000 into a pot of 15,500.
The river was a brick and both players checked back. Silva had a pair of tens with his 
but was bested by the pocket queens of Bruschi.
Rodrigo Sirichuk opened to 2,500 from under the gun and was called by Laszlo Molnar and Alejandro Lococo from middle position and the big blind respectively.
The flop checked through to the 
turn. Lococo bet 4,000 and only Molnar called.
Lococo then fired for 12,600 on the 
river and Molnar quickly called again. Lococo had the 
for king-high while Molnar had 
for two pair.
Nível: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
The 83 remaining players are on their last 20-minute break of the day.
Parker Talbot raised on the button and called when Christoph Vogelsang three-bet from the small blind.
The action checked through the 
flop and the 
turn, before Vogelsang led out for 4,500 on the 
river.
Talbot immediately tossed in the call, and Vogelsang slid his cards face down to the dealer. Talbot slid his cards forward, winning the showdown without showing his holding. "That bad, eh?" he asked Vogelsang, who smirked as Talbot stacked his chips.
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