The remaining 18 players are heading on their last 15-minute break of the night. When they return, there will be two more levels left to play before they bag up and return for the final day tomorrow.
Jack Sinclair attempted to raise from the hijack, but miscounted his chips and it was ruled a limp. Jan Schwippert limped on the button and Ahadpur Khangah and Kenny Hallaert joined the flop from the blinds.
The flop came 
and Sinclair bet 700,000, with Schwippert folding and the other two players calling.
All three players checked the 
turn and the river was the 
. Hallaert checked to Sinclair who bet 2.8m. Khangah quickly called and Hallaert tanked. He agonised over his decision before folding. Sinclair showed 
for a full house, kings full of threes, and took down thepot.
"Why in this tournament do we have to play complicated multi-way hands on double-paired boards?" asked Hallaert.
"So sick," said Sinclair, "I know you had a three."
Christoph Vogelsang raised to 875,000 on the button and Andreas Eiler pushed all in for 9.075 million from the small blind. Martin Kabrhel folded his big blind and Vogelsang instantly made the call.
Eiler tabled 
but was behind the 
of Vogelsang. The flop came 
and Eiler picked up a straight draw. The turn landed the 
and Eiler completed his straight, leaving Vogelsang drawing to a chop until the 
hit the river. With that double up, Eiler moved over the average stack for the first time in a long time.
Jack Salter moved all in for 3m or roughly ten big blinds and Eugene Katchalov reshoved for 5m in the cutoff. The remaining players folded. Salter turned over 
and was up against the 
of Katchalov. There was no help for the Brit who lost a flip, and was eliminated in 19th place for €157,652.
Daniel Pidun opened to 900,000 from early position and Ahadpur Khangah three-bet to 1.7 million from the small blind. Pidun pushed all in for 6.0 million and Khagah made the call.
Ahadpur Khangah: 
Daniel Pidun: 
The flop came 
and Khangah pulled into the lead with a pair of queens. The turn was the 
and the river landed the 
. Pidun was unable catch up and became the first player eliminated in the money but will still take home €157,652.
Charlie Carrel raised to 800,000 from under the gun and Christoph Vogelsang called in the next position.
The flop came 
and Carrel bet 750,000 and Vogelsang called. The flop was the 
and Carrel check-called 1.8m. The river was the 
and Carrel checked again.
Vogelsang bet a hefty 6m and Carrel tanked. Eventually, he called and mucked when Vogelsang showed 
.
Ahadpur Khangah opened to 800,000 from under the gun and Kenny Hallaert shipped all in for 3.975 million directly to his left. The action folded back around to Khangah and he made the call.
Khangah tabled 
but was dominated by Hallaert's 
. The board ran out 
and Hallaert's ace-high held on to score him a double up.
Charlie Carrel raised to 800,000 in the cutoff and Christoph Vogelsang called on the button along with Vladimir Troyanovskiy in the big blind. The flop came 
and Troyanovskiy pushed all in for 2.5 million. Carrel tossed in a call and Vogelsang folded.
Charlie Carrel: 
Vladimir Troyanovskiy:
Carrel held the best with top pair and a straight draw while Troyanovskiy had two overcards and a flush draw. The turn was the providing no help to Troyanovskiy and the river brought the 
. Carrel improved to a straight and Troyanovskiy was sent home on the money bubble. The remaining 20 players are all guaranteed to walk away with €157,652.
Nível: 18
Blinds: 200,000/400,000
Ante: 50,000
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