Raise to 72,000 from Francesco Cirianni and Alexiou Konstantinos calls from the big blind. The flop is and Konstantinos instantly moves in, Cirianni looks pained and folds, saying he had . Konstantinos declares he was holding
Salvatore Bonavena (Italy) -- 1,163,000
Alexiou Konstantinos (Greece) -- 2,131,000
Francesco Cirianni (Italy) -- 491,000
Fredrik Nygard (Finland) -- 473,000
Massimo Di Cicco (Italy) -- 228,000
[Removed:197] (Germany) -- out in 7th place
Raul Mestre (Spain) -- out in 8th place
Andrew Alan Chen (Canada) -- 1,201,000
Alexiou Konstantinos raised to 50,000 and Salvatore Bonavena flat-called. The board was the checked down to the river, Konstantinos taking the pot with .
Massimo Di Cicco called a preflop bet from Alexiou Konstantinos of 52,000, before folding to a bet of 45,000 on the flop. With a quarter of his stack gone in that one hand, Di Cicco now has less than 200,000 and remains the current short-stack.
Salvatore Bonavena raises to 72,000 and Massimo Di Cicco moves all in for a total of 212,000 and it's passed back to the other Italian. It's about 140,000 to call to win a 338,000 pot.
John Duthie is heard on the commentary: "He's got to call, he's got to call, he's got to call..."
Andrew Alan Chen raised to 57,000 and Salvatore Bonavena made the call. On the , Chen continue bet for 72,000 but was raised to 200,000 by the Italian. Chen immediately threw his cards into the muck.
Chen takes the next one though when he makes it 57,000 to play and even Alexiou Konstantinos doesn't want to play this time.