The monkey in still on the EPT's back. The two-time curse is firmly in place. Michael Tureniec is out.
He three-bet all-in for 248,000 after an open from Bjorke Hansen from the hijack. Call.
Hansen: 
Tureniec: 
The board read 
to make a running back door flush for the Dane. Just two more players to lose before we have our final table of eight.
Keld Volquardsen raised to 40,000 on the button, Steve O'Dwyer called in the small blind and Aage Ravn squeezed from the big blind making it 100,000 to play. A familiar pattern, but one that Volquardsen was not interested in exploring further as he folded. O'Dwyer was far more curious and he made the call in the small blind.
Flop: 
O'Dwyer checked to Ravn and he moved 100,000 into the middle. O'Dwyer was giving him the good old "O'Dwyer Stare" and Ravn looked so laid back we thought he was going to fall off his chair. O'Dwyer made the call and we moved on to the turn.
Turn: 
O'Dwyer once again checked, and this time Ravn moved 200,000 chips into the middle. This pot was starting to get heated and O'Dwyer knew that a call was going to leave him with a tough decision on the river. Ravn leaned back in his chair and as he did so O'Dwyer released his hand.
Michael Tureniec is really in trouble now after Lauri Varonen made a great river call against him.
The two were heads-up to a 
flop and Varonen bet, called a raise from the Swede. Both players checked the 
turn to head to the 
river. The Finn checked again and called after Tureniec bet 78,000.
Tureniec opened 
for ten high and lost to Varonen's 
for third pair.
Level: 22
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Two levels down and another break is upon us.
Robert Beer was moved back to the outer table and was very quickly dropped into a cooler of a hand.
The action folded to Keld Volquardsen in the small blind and he raised, four-bet, called all-in against Beer in the big blind.
Volquardsen: 
Beer:
The board ran 
to send the German to the bar for beer, probably.
Mickey Petersen has just doubled through Michael Tureniec and now has just shy of one million chips.
A preflop raising broke out that resulted in Petersen being all in and at risk with 
against Tureniec's 
. The 
flop catapulted Petersen into the lead and the 
turn kept him there. The 
river completed the hand and Petersen's come back from 1.5BB yesterday is complete!
Pierre Neuville has more than 1,200,000 chips and he is using them to good effect. Just now he opened the betting to 29,000 from late position and found some resistance in the shape of Lauri Varonen who three-bet him to 83,000, as he had done on a number of occasions. Instead this time Neuville four-bet to 228,000 and after a little Hollywooding Varonen let his hand go.
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