Aleksei Petrov under the gun was seen standing up as his 160,000 chip-stack was called by Yiannakis Papapetrou in the small blind.
Aleksei Petrov: A♣K♠ 
Yiannakis Papapetrou: A♥K♦
Papapetrou was lucky enough to hit a runner-runner flush on a board of 5♥4♦3♥K♥4♥ to send Petrov to the rail.
Hassanin Hashim opened to 16,000 from the hijack, then Radoslav Stoyanov three-bet all-in for 208,000 from the cutoff. The button and the blinds folded, but Hashim made the call.
Radoslav Stoyanov: A♠J♥
Hassanin Hashim: K♥K♠
Stoyanov found a straight draw on the 7♥9♦10♣ flop, but he was saved by the A♣ turn. The J♦ gave him two pair, so he doubled up.
The 233 remaining players of Day 1c of the $2,200 EAPT Grand Final are on a 60-minute dinner break.
Play will resume at 7:44 p.m.
Level: 10
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Nuri Hadioglu on the button raised all-in for approximately 260,000 and he was called by the player in the cutoff.
Nuri Hadioglu: J♦J♣
Cutoff: A♥A♦
Hadioglu didn't find the jack he needed on a board of 7♦7♥4♣6♥2♥, so he was eliminated.
Cards went on their backs on Table 26 with George-Mircea Tomescu in the cutoff at risk against the player in the small blind.
George-Mircea Tomescu: A♣K♣
Small blind: 7♣7♠
On a board of 6♦8♥5♥3♦5♠, Tomescu lost the coin flip and was sent to the rail.
Roman Novoselov opened from the cutoff, then Sleiman Tannoury three-bet to 60,000 from the button. The blinds folded, and Novoselov shoved for 364,000. Tannoury made the call.
Roman Novoselov: K♥J♣
Sleiman Tannoury: A♠K♣
Both players hit to pair on the 2♣K♦6♣, but Novoselov remained in the lead. The Q♥7♦ didn't change anything and Novoselov was eliminated.
Players are on a 10-minute break.
Late registration will close at the beginning of the next level.
Level: 11
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Cédric Schwaederle defended from the big blind after a player opened from middle position.
The initial opener continued for 18,000 on the 9♠7♦J♠ flop, but Schwaederle didn't back down and check-called.
Both players checked the Q♥ turn leading to the J♦ river. But this time, Schwaederle led out for 30,000. It didn't take long for his opponent to fold.
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