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Phillip Meulyzer continues to wreak havoc on his table, knocking out Nino Ryschawy with 
against 
, it looked like the latter was going to double up but then Meulyzer caught the river of a 
to send yet another player to the rail.
Homer predicted it a couple of posts ago and it has just happened down on the tournament floor, Michael Tureniec and Yann Dion have just clashed in a huge pot that sees Dion eliminated and Tureniec catapulted towards the top of the chip counts.
Tureneic raised from the button, Dion came over the top of him from the small blind and when the big blind let go of his hand Tureniec announced he was all in and Dion instantly called!
Tureniec:
Dion:
The final board of 
was rather lacking in drama but it meant Dion was eliminated and the man who won EPT Copenhagen just a few weeks ago now has 370,000 chips. Wow!
Sebastian Bidinger moved all-in for his last 29,500 preflop with 
and must have disliked being called by Markus Herbel but the latter turned over 
and the board rolled out 
- Bidinger made an unneeded straight to double to about 60,0000.
Team PokerStars Pro Nuno Coelho is out. He got the last of his chips in with 
but found himself up against Sascha Groener's . The Portuguese pro couldn't hit a thing, and duly hit the rail.
David Misha van der Weele is up to 150,000 after his 
came good against Nadir Yusupov's 
on a 
board. Yusupov meanwhile hit the rail.
Cynthia Foresti opened preflop to 4,600 and Ariel Adda moved all-in for about 27,000 in total.
A long think from the Swiss woman...
Call.
Foresti: 
Adda: 
Board: 
Foresti now has around 120,000. Adda got nada.
Morten Mortensen has just lost a little ground on the chip leaders after tangling with Jonathan Vanfleet over on table 7.
Mortensen decided to take a shot at stealing the blinds and antes, which are quite substantial now, when the action folded to him in the hijack seat. Everyone folded to Vanfleet in the small blind and he re-raised the action to make it 12,600 to play. The big blind folded but Mortensen came along for the ride.
Flop: - The monotone flop was met with checks from both parties.
Turn: - Vanfleet wasted very little time in betting 17,000 chips into the pot, enough to force a fold from Mr Mortensen.
Jack Powell is back on the up after picking up a 90,000 pot to put him up to 135,000.
The board read 
when we got there, and Powell was checking the river to Herbert Kern. Kern bet 20,000 and after a short period in the tank Powell called. He was rewarded with just a muck from Kern, and was awarded the pot without having to show his hand. This prompted the rarest of things - a smile from the usually unemotional Powell.
Michael Tureniec check-called a bet of 14,000 on the turn of a board against Yann Dion as these two tangled yet again. Both players checked the river and Dion turned over 
to win the pot.
The pair are continuing to battle and it seems it'll only be a matter of time before they play a really big pot.
A fairly hefty pot had formed by the flop when two-time EPT finalist Artur Wasek check-called 20,000 from Virgilio Di Cicco. He checked again on the 
turn and this time Di Cicco went all in for 22,400. Wasek called, and made a sound like, "Pffff," when Di Cicco turned over . Wasek could only boast that did not make a set on the 
river, and Di Cicco doubled to around 110,000. Wasek was left with about 100,000.
