After being one of the shortest stacks on the bubble, Mikhail Rudoy has been on quite the run, resulting in him busting out Rasmus Vogt in 35th place.
Vogt was all in for his last 114,000 chips and the showdown went as follows.
Rudoy: 
Vogt: 
The board ran out 
and Vogt was knocked out.
Viacheslav Goryachev just moved all in under the gun plus one for 20,000 and Felix Bleiker three-bet to 60,000 from his direct left. The other players folded and the showdown went as follows.
Bleiker: 
Goryachev: 
The board ran out 
and Goryachev got knocked out.
On a 
flop it was Aleksandr Denisov who ended up all and at risk against Simon Mattsson.
Mattsson: 
Denisov: 
The turn brought the and the river the 
, doubling up a very happy Denisov who fist-pumped as he got pushed the pot.
On a 
flop it was Alexandru Papazian who ended up all in versus Vojtech Ruzicka with 290,000 chips in the middle.
Papazian: 
Ruzicka: 
The turn was the and the river the , doubling up Papazian.
Tamer Kamel got his chips in before the flop from the cutoff with 
and was looked up by Luc Greenwood with 
on the button. The board ran out 
and Kamel was heading for the pay out desk.
[Removed:563] got his chips in with Q♠9♦ against Mihails Morozovs's 8♠7♠ on a flop of A♣9♠8♣. The turn was the 7♦ and the river came the 3♦, leaving [Removed:563] empty handed. At first it seemd as is he hadn't fully grasped what had happened yet, but as soon as he realized he was out, he made his way to the exit.
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We missed the exact action, but we're pretty sure Kacper Pyzara limped in for 10,000, and then called a raise from his neighbor Cates. The two checked on 
and got the money in on the turn. Pyzara showed 
and Cates couldn't believe what just had happened and for some time refused to show his cards. He eventually showed his 
and doubled his neighbor after the hit the river.
Before that, Cates had already doubled his other neighbor with pocket fours against 
pre flop all in for 18 big blinds each, so "Jungleman" is down to a million.
Kenneth Smaron and Bryan Paris got their chips in before the flop with Smaron well in the lead with 
as Paris had . The board however ran out 
and Paris doubled.
Artem Kobylinskiy opened for 22,000 from early position and Rocco Palumbo made the call in the hijack. Simon Deadman moved all in for 196,000 from the small blind and the big blind folded. Artem Kobylinskiy pushed all in over the top for about 282,000 and Palumbo instantly called to put them both at risk.
Rocco Palumbo: 
Artem Kobylinskiy: 
Simon Deadman: 
Once again, the best hand held up: 
. Because Kobylinskiy had more chips, he finished one position higher (39th) than Deadman (40th). The difference? (€19,550 - €17,420 =) €2,310.
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