Another short stack saw his grind come to an end, as Luca Rosa ended up all in and at risk against David Hu for his last 277,000.
Rosa turned oveer the 
and Hu had that dominated with 
. Neither player hit anything on the 
board and ace-high was good enough for Hu. Rosa has to settle for a payday of €4,000 and all remaining 20 players have now locked up at least €4,700.
The action started with a raise by Kully Sidhu and ferran Corominas three-bet the button to 140,000. Sidhu piled his 550,000 in and Corominas almost beat him into the pot.
Kully Sidhu: 
Ferran Corominas: 
The 
flop gave Sidhu some outs, but the 
turn and 
river failed to improve the Brit and he joined the rail in 22nd place for €4,000.
Kristian Larsson had moved all in three times in quick succession and got them all through including a three-bet jam against Kully Sidhu. Larsson then raised the button and Luca Marchetti defended the big blind.
They got the stacks in after the 
flop and Marchetti was the player at risk.
Luca Marchetti: 
Kristian Larsson: 
The 
turn also gave Marchetti a flush draw, but the kicker played on the blank 
river to reduce the field once more. Marchetti takes home €4,000 for his efforts.
One year ago, Benjamin Barkay finished in 16th place in this very event and had to grind a short stack for the past few hours. Eventually he jammed for under four big blinds and was called by Fernando Pons in the big blind-
Benjamin Barkay: 
Fernando Pons: 
The board brought 
and Pons hit a four to send Barkay to the rail in 24th place for €4,000.
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
On a three-way flop of 
, Zhong Chen bet 61,000 and Laszlo-Istvan Salamon pushed all in. Hu moved all in over the top and Chen sigh-folded.
Laszlo-Istvan Salamon: 
David Hu: 
The turn and river were no threat for Salamon and he more than doubled.
Mikael Johansson may have to rebook his flight, as the Swedish online qualifier is scheduled to head out in the early morning hours. Johansson is still in contention with 24 remaining and three-bet shoved for 423,000 over an open-raise by Ricardo Pinto. The latter folded and Johansson dragged in the pot.
| Seat | Table 37 | Chip Count | Table 38 | Chip Count | Table 39 | Chip Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gabriele Rossi | 1,450,000 | Mikael Johansson | 450,000 | Cornelis de Jong | 600,000 |
| 2 | Tom-Aksel Bedell | 730,000 | Fernando Pons | 620,000 | Kully Sidhu | 625,000 |
| 3 | Frederik De Linde Farrington | 330,000 | Sofia Lovgren | 250,000 | Samuel Hernandez | 1,800,000 |
| 4 | David Hu | 650,000 | Henrik Ahlstroem | 600,000 | Rayco Ramos | 310,000 |
| 5 | Zhong Chen | 750,000 | Martin Jacobson | 870,000 | Kristian Larsson | 180,000 |
| 6 | Laszlo-Istvan Salamon | 350,000 | Jai Saha | 1,550,000 | Ferran Corominas | 1,100,000 |
| 7 | Stefano Schiano | 900,000 | Benjamin Barkay | 150,000 | Luca Marchetti | 300,000 |
| 8 | Luca Rosa | 350,000 | Ricardo Pinto | 850,000 | Salvatore Ritrovato | 470,000 |
Maurizio Pili clashed with fellow countryman Gabriele Rossi and jammed the river of a board 
only for Rossi to call and table 
. Pili had the for ace-high and a busted flush draw and received an apology in his native language.
"I had the flushdraw," Pili said on his way out.
Soon after, Ludovic Sultan was eliminated one table over and that reduced the field to the last three tables. All remaining 24 hopefuls will now be balanced.
Matteo Lazzaretto had been all in out of the small blind and was called by Henrik Ahlstroem in the big blind and initial raiser Jai Saha. The two remaining active players checked the 
turn and Ahlstroem then bet the 
river for 60,000. Saha folded and Ahlstroem rolled over .
Lazzaretto peeled his cards once more and silently rolled over to hit the rail in 27th place.
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