Down to 40,000, Michel Molenaar moved all-in from the cutoff, and Marko Luksa in the big blind seemed to have no choice but to call.
Michel Molenaar: J♠7♣
Marko Luksa: 9♥2♥
Molenaar didn't have to wait to know he was eliminated, as Luksa flopped two pair on a board of 2♠9♦K♥K♠10♥.
Level: 18
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Vitali Mahileuski shoved for 98,000 from middle position, and he was called by Marko Luksa in the small blind.
Vitali Mahileuski: A♠8♦
Marko Luksa: A♦10♦
"Eight, eight, eight" asked Mahileuski out loud. He wasn't heard on a flop of 5♠2♦3♣. But his prayers were heard on the turn 8♥ and the river 8♠ which brought him trips to double up.
An all-in and call situation occurred, involving Mario Eder in the cutoff with 136,000 chips and Rostyslav Sabishchenko on the button.
Mario Eder: K♣J♦
Rostyslav Sabishchenko: A♣K♠
Eder was lucky enough to hit two pair on a board of 9♥Q♣6♠J♣Q♥ to secure a double up.
Konstantinos Nanos opened to 23,000 from early position. The cutoff called before Avraham Sisso on the button three-bet to 70,000. Nanos was the only one to call.
Both of them checked on a flop of 3♣A♣10♣, then on the turn 9♣, Nanos bet 69,000. Sisso quickly called.
The J♥ landed on the river, and Nanos checked. Sisso took this opportunity to bet 150,000. Nanos immediately folded.
Down to 260,000 chips, Nanos was eliminated a few hands later.
Level: 17
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
31 players are still in the tournament after 16 levels. They are on a 15-minute break.
Peter Horvath in the big blind found himself at risk for 77,000 against Adrian Filip in the cutoff.
Peter Horvath: A♠8♥
Adrian Filip: A♦Q♥
The board of 3♥3♠Q♣2♥J♣ was no help for Horvath, who left the tournament in 33rd place.
Cards went on their backs on Table 72, with Vitali Mahileuski at risk for 110,000 from the big blind against Marko Luksa in the hijack.
Vitali Mahileuski: Q♥Q♦
Marko Luksa: 10♠10♣
Nothing changed on a board of 7♣2♦2♣A♣J♥, so Mahileuski secured a double up.
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