On the three-way turn of 
, Dmitrii Sukhorukov checked out of the big blind and Damir Gabdullin made it 31,000 to go from two seats over. Johnni Nielsen called and Sukhorukov came along as well. The 
appeared on the river and Sukhorukov checked once more, Gabdullin bet 177,000 and forced two folds.
With a big grin on the face, Gabdullin flashed the 
for a successful ten-high bluff.
Evgeniy Golenko used the approaching money bubble to boost his stack significantly and just took on Artem Metelskiy, who called a bet of 45,000 by Golenko on the 
turn. Golenko instantly jammed the 
river and Metelskiy folded, he was shown an ace.
One hand later, Leonid Semenyuk jammed the small blind and short stack Andrey Danilyuk folded out of the big blind.
Out of his massive stack of 900,000, Damir Gabdullin raised to 400,000 by using all his red T-25,000 chips and had everyone on the table covered by a lot. One after the other folded, except for Dmitry Gromov who used his 30 seconds to act and called all in for what appeared to be 155,000.
Dmitry Gromov: 
Damir Gabdullin: 
The 
flop gave Gabdullin a gutshot, and he filled up to a pair on the 
turn. A blank 
came on the river and that reduced the field to the final 81 players. One table will now break and the action then continues on the money bubble.
The cards were already on their backs as Konstantin Lichagin snapped out his smartphone to record his all in showdown with Aleksey Runets. Lichagin was ahead with 
while Runets held the 
. On a board of 
, the queens held up.
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Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Nikolay Paskal was in the big blind as one of the shortest stacks and faced a raise by Nikolay Evdokimov and the shove of big stack Aleksey Istomin in the small blind. Paskal called all in for 33,000 and Evdokimov snap-called for his last 239,000.
Nikolay Paskal: 
Nikolay Evdokimov: 
Aleksey Istomin: 
On a board of 
, Paskal was drawing dead on the turn and Istomin took a big hit to his stack.
Roman Avanesov was all in for the last 28,000 and chip leader Evgeniy Golenko reluctantly called out of the big blind, turning over the 
. Avanesov was ahead with and dodged the four card flush on a 
board.
Shortly after, Iraklis Manikaros ran with ace-queen into the ace-king of Nikolay Fal and found no help.
Vladimir Petrenko opened to 17,000 and Ivan Fedorov three-bet to 60,000 from one seat over. Eduard Barsegyan called all in for 58,000 and Petrenko folded.
Ivan Fedorov:
Eduard Barsegyan: 
On a board of , Barsegyan secured the double on the turn to remain in contention.
Two premium pocket pairs clashed and it was Vasiliy Tsapko all in and at risk for 156,000 with the , while Vladimir Lelgant tabled the inferior .
Kings were good on a 
board and Lelgsant had to forfeit about one third of his stack.
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