Pavel Plesuv got his chips in the middle with 
and must have been happy to see Artem Metalidi with 
being his opponent. Pleusv saw a safe flop of 
but the 
on the turn wasn't so good. The 
on the river sealed the deal and Plesuv was heading for the exit.
These are visual chip counts of the final 28 players.
We missed the pre flop and flop action but Govert Metaal later told us what had happened.
Vanessa Selbst limped under the gun and Ihar Soika completed from the small blind. John Juanda checked from the big blind and the three took a flop of 
. Both blinds checked to Selbst and the PokerStars Team Pro made a small bet. Soika folded, Juanda called.
The 
fell on the turn and Juanda checked again. Selbst made a bet of 39,000 and Juanda shoved all in for, what we think was, less than 200,000. Selbst made the call with 
, Juanda tabled 
.
Wouldn't you know it, the river came the 
and Juanda and Selbst shook hands. Juanda out in 29th place, Selbst at 1.2 million.
Vojtech Ruzicka shoved all in from the cutoff and Kevin MacPhee on the button reshoved. Both blinds quickly released and Ruzicka found out he was in trouble with his 
soon enough. MacPhee tabled and didn't get in trouble on 
. Ruzicka home in 30th place for €22,300.
The first hand after the break Jaroslaw Sikora hadn't taken his seat yet, so the big blind was dead. Action folded to Andrew Chen on the button and he moved all in for around 126,000. Small blind Mikkel Lokkegaard Hansen woke up with and called. Chen was at risk with and flopped good on 
. The 
on the turn wasn't so bad either, but the 
on the river got him. Straight for Hansen and Chen was heading to the pay out desk.
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000
Ihar Soika just raised to 20,000 under the gun and former EPT Copenhagen winner Anton Wigg moved all in for 246,000 chips from the button. Soika called right away, creating the following showdown.
Soika:
Wigg: 
The window card was the 
, giving Wigg a set, but the next card to roll off was the . Soika hit a higher set, and neither the 
, nor 
managed to give Wigg his last remaining out.
"Why you gotta do me like that?" Wigg jokingly asked the dealer, as he exited the tournament area.
Kevin MacPhee just called Mike Watson's shove for 97,000 chips and the showdown went as follows.
MacPhee: 
Watson: 
The board ran out 
and Watson doubled up, leaving MacPhee with 355,000 chips.
Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
Kacper Pyzara raised under the gun to 25,000 and Team PokerStars Pro Vanessa Selbst three-bet from the cutoff to 68,000. Pyzara moved all in for about 250,000 and Selbst made the call right away.
Pyzara:
Selbst:
The board ran out 
and Pyzara was knocked out. Daniel Cates, also at this table, has lost some chips and Selbst is therefor the new tournament chip leader.
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