Max Lehmanski open shipped all in from the cutoff for 105,000 and Ramil Yusupov called from the small blind.
Lehmanski: 
Yusupov: 
The board fell down 
and Lehmanski's tournament came to an end. The Russian, however, is now up to about 1.2 million in chips.
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Arian Ghofrani Far was all in and at risk preflop holding 
. Jose Maria Galindo Lopez had him at risk with 
, and Lopez made a flush when the board came 
.
There was an open to 20,000, Khien Nguyen three-bet to 43,000 on the button, and Yasar Guden cold-called in the small blind. The original raiser called as well, and the flop fell 
. The action checked to Nguyen, who continued for 58,000, and only Guden called.
The turn was the , Guden led out for 133,000, and Nguyen tanked for over 90 seconds before calling.
The 
completed the board, Guden led again - this time for 275,000 - and Nguyen tank-folded.
Artur Rudziankov opened to 20,000 from under the gun, Pratyush Buddiga moved all in for 154,000 from the cutoff, and the action folded back to Rudziankov, who called.
Rudziankov: 
Buddiga: 
The flop fell 
, prompting Buddiga to scrunch his face, but the American held as the turn and river came 
, 
respectively.
Buddiga doubled to 310,000 chips, while Rudziankov dropped down to 230,000.
Buddiga opened to 20,000 in late position, and Pascal Vos three-bet to 52,000 on the button. Buddiga four-bet shoved for 309,000, and Vos made the call.
Buddiga: 
Vos:
The flop fell , forcing Buddiga to try and dodge a flush once again, and he did so when the turn and river blanked , and . After doubling twice, Buddiga now sits with around 620,000 chips. Vos dropped down to 800,000.
Florian Schleps and Boris Becker have been eliminated from the EPT Berlin Main Event with unknown action. Becker commanded the shortest stack entering the day, and was playing on the feature table. We unfortunately have very limited access to that area, and even less time to kick back and enjoy the fruits of EPT Live.
Team Pro Liv Boeree has been eliminated from play.
Boeree's downfall began when she opened to 20,000 from early position. Natalie Hof, from the next seat over, shipped all in for 154,000 total. Action folded back around to Boeree who snapped her off.
Boeree: 
Hof:
The flop brought 
and Boeree would need to improve on the subsequent streets to send Hof packing. The 
on the turn did not do it and neither did the 
that completed the board. Boeree was forced to ship a majority of her stack over to Hof, leaving herself with only slightly above 30,000.
Two hands later, Boeree shipped all in for 29,000 from under the gun. Action trickled all of the way around to Kevin Stani in the big blind who called.
Boeree: 
Stani: 
Boeree was the favorite heading to the flop but suddenly fell behind when Stani paired up as it fell 
. The 
came on the turn and Boeree needed to pair up on the river to stay alive.
Fifth street was the 
and the Team Pro was officially eliminated from play.
Catching up with the action on a board of , we saw Phillippe Barouk move all in for his last 98,000 into a pot of over 180,000. Anaras Alekberovas called and the cards were tabled.
Barouk:
Alekberovas: 
Barouk was ahead heading to the river and stayed that way when the finished off the board. He was able to scoop up the double up while Alekberovas has fallen to 740,000 in chips.
Ronny Voth was all in for his last 145,000 before the flop and Aku Joentausta snapped him off.
Joentausta:
Voth:
The board fell 
and Voth was unable to best Joentausta's ace-king. Voth, a live satellite winner who finished Day 1a as the chip leader, has turned his satellite win into a terrific run in this Main Event.
With this win, Joentausta is now sitting on 1.2 million.
Thomas Hall open-shoved for his last 150,000 or so on the button, and David Cabrera snap-called out of the big blind.
Hall:
Cabrera:
The board ran out 
, and Hall was eliminated.
After the hand, Marc Witt, who was in the small blind, said that he folded nines to the shove. Cabrera didn't believe him.
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