Alex Foxen finally got the double-up he needed, courtesy of Aleksandr Mordvinov. After Michal Mrakes had raised to 85,000 from under the gun, Mordvinov reraised to 345,000 from the small blind, Foxen shoved 580,000 from the big blind and Mrakes got out of the way.
Mordvivov asked for a count and soon realized he wasn't going anywhere.
Alex Foxen: 
Aleksandr Mordvinov: 
The 
board ran out safe for Foxen to put him at 1,270,000.
Michal Mrakes' Day 5 has been nothing short of terrible thus far, and the Czech just lost another big pot to lose the chip lead as well. It was Kalidou Sow who opened to 80,000 under the gun, Mrakes called on the button and Robert Heidorn defended from the big blind.
The flop was 
and both Heidorn and Sow checked. Mrakes bet 150,000, Heidorn folded and Sow called. The turn was the 
and Sow check-called 250,000 from Mrakes.
On the river, Sow was done checking. He lead out 650,000, leaving himself with 260,000 behind, and Mrakes called. Sow showed 
for the backdoor nut flush and Mrakes had to muck his hand.
Harry Lodge opened to 85,000 in middle position and Jason Wheeler three-bet to 260,000 in the cutoff. Lodge four-bet shoved 1,730,000 and Wheeler folded after a short tank.
Although Alex Foxen is still on thin ice stack-wise, the American picked up two pots in quick succession for some extra chips. First, he defended against a button raise from Kalidou Sow. The 
flop went check/check and Foxen took it with a bet on the turn.
Two hands after, Foxen shoved on the button and picked up the blinds and antes.
Colin Robinson raised to 90,000 from the cutoff and Jason Wheeler defended his big blind. Wheeler opted to lead out for 115,000 on the 
flop and Robinson called. Wheeler continued with 275,000 on the 
turn and Robinson called once again.
The 
on the river went check/check. Wheeler showed 
for sixes and fives and Robinson mucked.
Nível: 25
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
After the elimination in the very last hand on the outer table, the 13 remaining players have been sent into their first 20-minute break of the day.
Down to his last 540,000, Serhii Popovych moved all in from under the gun. The action folded all the way around to Kalidou Sow, who checked his cards and called instantly right after.
Serhii Popovych:
Kalidou Sow:
Popovych could all but sigh and smile about his unfortunate timing and the board ran out 
to send him to the rail in 14th place for €38,400. All remaining 13 players are now guaranteed at least €42,600 for their efforts.
Alex Foxen raised to 70,000 and Robert Heidorn in the big blind asked "How much do you play?" when the action was on him. Foxen replied with "A little under 600" and Heidorn called after that. The flop fell 
and Heidorn checked. Foxen continued for 75,000 and Heidorn check-raised to 185,000.
After a brief starting contest, Foxen sent his cards into the muck and was the far shortest stack once again.
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