Andrey Andreev knocked out two players earlier today with 
, now he sent Anton Astapau to the rail. Andreev raised and called the three-bet with 
, spiking two pair on the turn to crack the pocket aces of his opponent. Tiago Martinho is also up considerably on the very same table as well.
The screens show 115 entries, which stems from the latest two re-entries in person of Jose Quintas and Sylvain Loosli.
Laurent Polito opened the action for 1,700 and got three-bet to 4,400 by Alex Goulder. Polito then four-bet to 13,000. Goulder thought for around a minute and moved all in for just under 50,000. Polito instantly called.
Polito had 
and Goulder showed 
.
The board ran out 
giving Goulder a double up and reducing Polito to just over 11,300
Nível: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
On a flop of 
, a raising war started between Joao Vieira and Jean-Noel Thorel that ended up with the Portuguese at risk for his last 42,000 chips. Thorel had flopped two pair with 
and Vieira made the straight with 
. The 
turn and the 
river were both bricks for the Frenchman and he was left on the short stack.
Rhys Jones opened for 2,000 from middle position and faced a three-bet of 5,400 from Rui Ferreira on the button. Jones took his time before four-betting to 13,800.
It was Ferreira’s turn to wait a minute or two before moving all in for just under 45,000. Jones made a slightly reluctant call and turned over . Ferreira showed him the bad news 
.
A run out of 
gave Ferreira a double up and put Jones back down in the pack.
In the first hand, four players saw the flop of 
everyone checked and the turn saw Dimitar Danchev bet 3,600 out of the small blind. Artur Koren called and so did initial raiser Davidi Kitai from under the gun, Andrei Ivashkin folded. On the turn, Danchev bet 11,200 and Koren made a crying call only to muck to the 
of the Bulgarian. In table chat he revealed to have "obviously had a six there and almost folded."
One hand later, Raffaele Sorrentino four-bet shoved his shorter stack of around 20,000 chips with ace-queen and Danchev called with ace-king to score the knockout.
Laurent Polito opened for 17,000 and found the redeemed Vladimir Troyanovskiy in the big blind as his only caller. A flop of 
saw Troyanovskiy check-raise Polito’s 2,000 bet to 5,500.
There was no further action as the appeared on the turn and the 
came on the river.
“King high.” Troyanovskiy declared, more in hope than expectation. Polito nodded and Troyanovskiy turned over his winning .
Jerome Arnould and Dominik Nitsche got to the river of a board reading 
.
Nitsche had saved up enough for a pot sized bet on the river and his last 25,000 went in the middle. Arnould contemplated the scary looking board for a while. He had just under 40,000 behind so it was a significant bet, but also a valuable pot. In the end though he let it go.
A few more are in the field but the below are up-to-date counts of the German speaking players we ran into. Jesper Feddersen gave up one pot against Maxim Panyak after investing 2,600 on a flop, when the Russian fired another bullet on the turn.
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