Down to just 2,815,970 and a shade over 11 blinds in the new level, Yuri Dzivielevski jammed the button. Markus Leikkonen called out of the small blind and David Coleman forfeited the big blind.
Yuri Dzivielevski: 
Markus Leikkonen: 
The 
board gave Dzivielevski the superior pair and he doubled once more.
Nível: 40
Blinds: 125,000/250,000
Ante: 30,000
Markus Leikkonen made it 400,000 to go on the button and Yuri Dzivielevski came along out of the big blind. The Brazilian check-called for 300,000 on the 
flop and the turn was checked.
Dzivielevski bet the 
river for 1,900,000 and Leikkonen called with 
, claiming the pot against the 
of Dzivielevski.
The action kicked off with a button raise to 400,000 by Yuri Dzivielevski and David Coleman three-bet to 1,200,000 in the big blind, which was matched by Dzivielevski. Coleman bet the 
flop for 843,750 and earned a call to then see the turn and 
river go check, check.
Coleman revealed 
and that was good enough, as Dzivielevski only had 
.
David Coleman raised the button to 440,000 and was called by Markus Leikkonen in the big blind. The flop fell 
and Leikkonen check-called for 200,000 to then check again the [7c| turn. Coleman made it 740,000 to go and Leikkonen check-raised to 2,677,100, earning a reluctant call.
The 
river was checked by Leikkonen and Coleman bet 4,085,520 into a pot of more than 6.8 million, which earned a snap-fold and the lead.
Markus Leikkonen limped the small blind and David Coleman checked from the big blind. The flop was checked and Leikkonen then bet the 
turn for 200,000 and the river for 875,000. Coleman reluctantly called the river bet with 
but Leikkonen had the best of it with 
for trips.
There was no major action yet in three-handed play as half the level passed without any major confrontation.
The biggest pot was won by Markus Leikkonen, who came along out of the big blind when David Coleman opened the button to 240,000. They checked to the 
river on which Leikkonen bet 316,500 and forced a fold.
Yuri Dzivielevski made it 420,000 to go as the first player to act and David Coleman called in the small blind. Christian Jeppsson then jammed for 2,101,718. Dzivielevski let go and Coleman tank-called.
Christian Jeppsson:
David Coleman:
The 
flop was bad news for Jeppsson as Coleman picked up a gutshot and flush draw. The turn bricked but it was the that fell on the river, improving Coleman to a flush. Jeppsson departed in 4th place, good enough for $298,861.
Yuri Dzivielevski raised it up to 400,000 on the button and David Coleman matched that while in the big blind. On the 
flop, Coleman and Dzivielevski checked. Coleman led the 
turn for 600,000 to earn a call and then checked the river once more.
Dzivielevski now bet 1,650,000 into 2,200,000 and that won the pot.
In the first hand of the new level, Yuri Dzivielevski limped in from the small blind and Markus Leikkonen checked. On a 
flop, Dzivielevski check-called for 250,000 and the turn brought no action. Dzivielevski also checked the river for Leikkonen to bet 660,000. The Brazilian then check-raised to 2,180,000 and shut down Leikkonen.
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