Pre-flop Gardini three-bet Maria Ho's open of 8,500 to 19,000 and Ho called.
The flop was 
, and Ho check-called Gandini's bet of 24,000 and the turn brought the 
.
Ho checked, allowing Gandini to fire again for 35,000. Ho thought before announcing she was all-in for just under 90,000 and Gandini called.
Ho: 
Gandini: 
The river was the 
which meant that the two players chopped the pot.
Dzmitry Urbanovich put in 23,500 from under the gun, leaving himself 7,500 behind. Action folded to small blind Naji Tannoury, who called. He checked the 
flop, and Urbanovich checked back. The two put in the 7,500 on the 
turn, and Urbanovich had a big edge with 
against 
. The gave him a straight on the river, unnecessary overkill.
David Peters defended his big blind from a Connor Drinan cutoff open. The flop came 
, and Peters check-called 8,000. Check-check on the turn, and likewise on the 
river, with Drinan tanking briefly on the end.
Peters showed 
.
"Calling river if I shove?" Drinan asked with a laugh.
Adrian Mateos just sent Hani Bahna a double on a flop of 
, having flopped a flush with 
. It was no good though, as Bahna held 
that he'd defended his big blind with, and the didn't appear to save Mateos.
EPT Madrid champion Frederik Jensen has been eliminated from the tournament, we found his slip in on a pile of bust-outs. Jonathan Khalifa and Marian Mitran have also been eliminated.
"Do you want me to show you the one which will tilt you, or the other one?" Mustapha Kanit was talking to Yury Gulyy after the latter had folded face up on a board of 
.
Gulyy laughed and Kanit showed the .
Kanit is hovering around the 400,000 chip mark whilst Gulyy took a small hit.
On a flop of 
Sergio Aido made a bet of 18,000 from early position. Max Altergott, who finished third in the €100,000 Super High Roller for €940,300 earlier this week, made the call from the cutoff.
Both players checked the 
on the turn and the completed the board. With now a straight on the board, Aido cut out 45,000 and slid them forward. Altergott tanked for a bit, checked his cards one more time, and then folded.
Immanuel Eike Siebert qualified for the EPT11 Grand Final Main Event via an €11 satellite on PokerStars, and he's looking to cash in big time as the money approaches. However, his tournament life was just out on the line.
We missed the preflop action, but we do know Siebert got his last 69,000 all in and was at risk against Joao Barbosa.
Barbosa: 
Siebert: 
Siebert was ahead, but even so it was apparent he was incredibly nervous. Those nerves seemed to subside when the flop, but he still instructed the dealer not to put out a ten. When the turn paired the board and have him a full house, Siebert breathed a big sigh of relief, retook his seat, and doubled up after the 
was put out on the river for good measure.
France's Christophe Malaurie opened with a standard raise preflop and Team Online's Isaac Haxton defended the big blind to see a flop of 
. Haxton checked, Malaurie bet, and Haxton check-raised to 50,000. Malaurie three-bet to 106,000, leaving himself 40,000 or so behind, and Haxton paused for a beat before moving all in. Malaurie snap-called off.
Haxton: 
Malaurie:
Haxton flopped the joint, but Malaurie was drawing live with the ace of spades. The 
turn paired the board and gave Malaurie even more outs, but he was left wanting as the blanked on the river.
Dzmitry Urbanovich bet 28,500 from the cutoff after Naji Tannoury checked to him on a 
board. Tannoury reached out with a calling stack and announced a raise. He put in 75,000 more, and Urbanovich shoved in short order. Tannoury snap-called.
"Flush?" Urbanovich said, turning over .
Tannoury had the nut flush, , and Urbanovich was dead. He sent Tannoury 152,000, leaving himself with just under 11 big blinds.
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