Petros Theodosiou opened to 12,000 and Dominik Nitsche three-bet to 40,000. Theodosiou moved all-in and Nitsche quickly called.
Petros Theodosiou: 
Dominik Nitsche: 
The board came 
and Nitsche's rise before the dinner break was canceled out as he dropped back to the starting stack.
Byungwook Ahn made it through the turbo heat 1d with a stack of 70,000 and has since chipped up a lot. Just now he looked up a shorter stack for around 55,000 and was well ahead with 
versus 
.
Ahn earned the checkmark on the turn of a board 
while the flush for his opponent was just a needle.
The screens have been updated to reveal 378 players remaining in the three different tournament rooms on the same floor and the cards are back in the air with blinds of 3,000-6,000 and a big blind ante of 6,000.
Two of the five tournament areas have been cleared and the field has been whittled down to the last 383 players out of 1,067 entries, who have now been sent into a 60-minute dinner break. When they return, the blinds will remain the same for the next 40-minute level.
Kara Scott opened the action with a raise to 15,000 in middle position and then faced a shove by the player from one seat over for around 125,000. Khalil Youssafi in the cutoff also moved all-in for slightly more, which forced a fold from all other players including Scott.
Youssafi was trailing with 
versus 
and immediately vaulted out of his chair. However, he sat back down when the 
flop provided the set. The 
turn and 
river were blanks and Youssafi scored the elimination.
Lin Ruida, who led the field into Day 2 as the overall chip leader, was on his way to one million in chips but Michael Uguccioni slowed down that process and gave himself the chance to potentially become the first chip millionaire of the tournament.
Ruida bet the 
turn for 120,000 out of the small blind and Uguccioni called on the button. The 
on the river was checked through and Ruida shook his head, flashed the 
for a bluff which Uguccioni had beat with 
for nines and deuces.
Kfir Ivgi was on a losing run for most of the day and had dropped to around 50,000, but has since won a lot chips back. He then clashed with Javier Conde and raised to 25,000. Conde squeezed to 39,000 and received an instant call from Ivgi, who said "just put it all in, I call."
That was before the flop brought 
, on which Conde pushed for around 65,000. Within one second, Ivgi had tossed in a chip for the call.
Javier Conde:
Kfir Ivgi: 
The turn gave Ivgi trips and the river failed to improve Conde, further improving Ivgi to a full house.
As one of the shorter stacks still in contention, Gonzalo Prieto clashed with Manuel Payno and his flopped best against the 
of Payno. However, the 
run out brought max pain with the four card flush.
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