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Crikey, they're dropping quicker than Middle Eastern states here.
Mikhail Lakhitov moved all-in from late position and Nikolas Liakos made the call from the blinds.
Lakhitov: 
Liakos: 
The board came 
offering Lakhitov no hope.
Andrea Dalle Molle opened preflop to 26,000 and Surinder Sunar raised for half his stack from the big blind. Molle set him in, Sunar called and we were off to the races.
Sunar: 
Molle: 
A board of 
offered no help to the veteran player and former WPT winner, he goes out in 21st place.
Juha Helppi moved in from the small blind and Mudassar Khan called off his last 200,000 from the big blind. He found himself ahead with 
against the Finn's 
and that's the way it stayed on a 
board.
Ivan Freitez has kept himself over the 1 million chip mark today, despite seeming to be involved in a pot every time our glance falls on his table. He just gave Florian Langmann pause for thought in an interesting pot featuring that rarest of things at EPT Copenhagen, a bantery conversation mid-hand...
Caught from the flop, Florian Langmann check-raised a mid-position 46k to 155k. In between was Freitez, who flat called both bets. Heads up for the 
turn, Langmann checked. Freitez immediately moved all in (for 600k). The action returned to a disappointed looking Langmann who started with that classic poker request, "Will you show me if I fold?"
"Yeah," replied Freitez, before saying, "Why don't you call? I need your chips. You're on my list."
"Everyone's on your list."
Freitez took out an actual list with people's names on it and read off, "Flo-ri-an Lang-mann." He wasn't joking.
Langmann eventually passed and Freitez revealed his turned flush with the 
.
If you needed more proof that Ivan Freitez came here to play today, then how about his immediate reshove with in the small blind when button shorter stack Simon Hanninger moved in preflop for around 200k. Hanninger showed 
and held on the 
board, bringing him a little breathing room.
Jens Lauridsen opened to 28,000 from UTG and Nikalos Liakos called in middle position while everyone else folded. The flop came 
and Lauridsen slid out a bet of 50,000 but Liakos wasn't going anywhere and casually made the call.
The turn didn't seem to change much but Lauridsen checked which allowed Liakos to bet 75,000. Lauridsen tanked for several minutes before electing to let it go.
Juha Helppi's back moving in the right direction, after he checked a 
flop to Helge Rahbek, who bet 41,000. John Eames who had also made it as far as the flop folded, but Helppi now check-raised all in for 280,000. Jensen snap-folded, shaking his head, and dropped to 360,000. Helppi's moved back up to 420,000.
Jan Sørensen limped for 12,000 and Florian Langmann isolated in the cutoff to 40,000. Simon Hanninger then reraised to 106,000 out of the big blind with about 230,000 back.
Sørensen folded and Langmann thought briefly before moving all-in, Hanniger quickly called but both players showed 
and neither could manage to flush out a victory resulting in a split pot.
