On the feature table we just saw a little all in between the two short stacks of Emil Patel and Bertrand Grospellier.
Patel: 
Grospellier: 
The board ran out 
and the river saves Patel's tournament life.
Anatoly Filatov is keeping up his constant stream of chatter and it is currently directed at Chris Moorman a few seats away. Filatove opened the action with a bet of 10,000 from under the gun and Moorman three-bet him to 22,500.
Marcin Wydrowski seemed to be on the verge of getting involved prompting Filatov to cry, “Uh oh.” Wydrowski moved all in and after Moorman had the bet counted down and made the call. The two stacks were very similar. Filatov asked Moorman, “Ace-queen?” before he turned over 
. Wydrowski showed 
.
The cards fell 
and Wydrowski was left to head to the pay-out desk muttering about the river.
We arrived at the table in time to find massive action between Team PokerStars Pro Jake Cody and Salman Behbehani. The pot was well over 250,000 with the completed board reading 
. Cody moved all in for his last 154,000 sending Behbehani into the tank.
After the chips were counted down, Behbehani thought for roughly 30 additional seconds before flinging out three chips, signifying a call. Cody rolled over 
for two pair of aces and queens, besting Behbehani's 
. Behbehani's cards were pulled into the muck and Cody scooped the sizable pot, bringing his stack to 552,000.
Joao Vieira raised to 10,000 and Ezequiel Macho moved all in over the top for 59,500. The action folded back to Vieira who gave it some thought but eventually he made the call.
Vieira:
Macho:
The window card was the 
and Macho's big pair all of a sudden became very little. The rest of the flop showed and neither the turn, the , nor the river, the 
, changed anything about this hand.
A nice quick double for GIno Gabriel, pushing for 60,000 or so from the big blind against Kevin MacPhee's button raise with a fairly quick call coming afterwards.
MacPhee: 
Gabriel: 
The board came 
and Gabriel doubled up.
David Vamplew moved all in from the small blind with but ran into the 
of PokerStars Team Online Pro Christian Favale in the big blind.
The final board was the 
with Vamplew shooting into the lead on the flop and remaining there to double up.
We just walked into a huge pot with 
fanned out in the middle of the table. The decision was on Adam Reynolds who was facing a shove big enough to risk his own tournament life. The shove was made by Daniel Erlandsson who kept his composure throughout the tanking process.
There was about 200,000 already in the middle when Reynolds eventually made the call for about 225,000 chips and Erlandsson immediately tabled 
for a straight.
Reynolds mucked his cards and hit the rail while Erlandsson is now among the chip leaders.
There will be plenty of all-in and calls over the next level and Frei Dilling was involved in one of them. He was at risk against the of Leo McClean but Dilling held the .
A final board of left McClean short and a smile playing across the lips of Dilling.
Robert Haigh moved all in for his last 44,000 from the small blind and Martijn Ardon called out of the big blind. Haigh showed 
and was crushed by Ardon's .
Haigh found immense potential on the flop, however, as the dealer fanned 
and gave him a straight flush draw with the jack of diamonds. The turn bricked for him, pairing the board with the 
. The river ensured Haigh a double up, though, with the to give him a winning straight.
Haigh now has about 95,000 while Ardon has dropped to 220,000.
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