It sounds as if most of David Vamplew’s stack ended up in Jonathan Little’s tower but the man who finished him off was Joe Mouawad. Vamplew shoved with 
and Mouawad had 
. The flop delivered another and that was that.
Vamplew contributed to Little’s big 250,000 stack but on the same table Ivan Luca, on his second bullet, is right behind him in 220,000
Just before the table was broken, Thomas Butzhammer received a huge early Christmas present and the German as well as his opponent had both invested 25,000 chips. On a ten-high flop, Butzhammer made a continuation bet and his opponent moved all in with 
.
The German happily called with pocket aces and didn't have to fear any runner runner miracle.
Ognjen Sekularac had just lost all but his last 2,300 chips and was all in preflop to get called by four opponents.
The 
flop was checked down, Robin Ylitalo then bet the 
turn for 8,800 and all opponents folded. Sekularac showed the 
but was outdrawn by the Swede's 
. The 
river was a brick and even gave Ylitalo two pair.
In a battle button versus small blind, Vladimir Novitckii was all in and at risk for his last 40,000 chips with pocket kings. Fabio Sperling had the only hand that beat him and the pocket aces of the German raked in the pot.
Towards the end of the previous level, Carlos Lopes faced a raise to 2,500 from early position and the Frenchman defended his big blind to defend with 
off suit. Lopes check-called a bet of 3,500 on a 
flop with two clubs and did so again for 6,500 on the turn when an ace appeared. The 
on the river completed a possible flush draw and the opponent of the Frenchman moved all in.
Lopes tanked for half a minute considering the buy-in amount is not his usual stakes and then called to get shown 
.
Ivan Luca led the betting on the turn of a board reading 
putting out 4,900. The decision was on David Vamplew and he put out the call.
The river card 
was the final community card and Luca assembled chips of various denominations before making it 19,900.
Vamplew was intrigued. There was now a decent pot in the middle, Luca had a big stack and Vamplew only had a stack of just under 50,000. A few minutes went by as his mind whirred after nine hours of poker. He studied the board, scratched his chin pensively and eventually made the call.
Luca showed Vamplew the 
which was good.
Nível: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Ivan Soshnikov raised from under the gun and then four-bet to 14,000 after Vojtech Ruzicka had three-bet from the button to 6,000. Ruzicka moved all in with 
and Soshnikov called for his last 62,000 with . The board ran out dry for the Czech, reading 
, and suddenly the EPT 10 Prague High Roller champion is among the bigger stacks.
Joining the action on a board of 
, Thomas Butzhammer had checked and Nikolay Komcharokov bet 7,000. The German eventually called off and was shown the . "Again? Did he trap you also and checked the flop?" a puzzled Simon Ravnsbaek said in table chat.
Indeed the Russian had checked behind top set on the flop and made a small bet on the turn.
Among the latest casualties was Frederik Jensen after losing a coin flip with against the pocket eights of Artem Metalidi. This makes for 70 out of 121 entries remaining with just over an hour to go.
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