The action started with a raise to 5,100 by Emin Aghayev and Artur Koren three-bet from one seat over in the cutoff. Aghayev moved all in and Koren called it off for what looked like 40,000.
Koren: 
Aghayev: 
The board came 
and the set of jacks sent Koren to the rail before the money.
The action started with a raise by Jonathan Pigeon to 6,500 and Murad Akhundov on the button, Adam Owen in the small blind and Joel Nystedt in the big blind called. On the 
flop, the action checked to Akhundov and he moved all in. Owen folded, Nystedt asked for a count,
The all in was for 60,000 and the Swede then called, Pigeon folded and said in table chat he folded aces.
Akhundov: 
Nystedt: 
The 
turn left Akhundov drawing dead, and the 
river was insignificant.
On the same table as Keith Johnson and Fraser MacIntyre, Nicholas Palma was sitting behind far more chips and the American pro explained what happened. There was a raise to 5,300 by a player in early position, Palma three-bet the cutoff to 13,000 and the player in the big blind four-bet all in for 110,000.
The initial raiser folded, Palma called with kings and the big blind had aces. A king on the river awarded him the pot and excellent stack as of now.
Sam Mao has been chipping up in the build up to the bubble, which is fast approaching. We counted his stack and found he's just below the half-million mark, making him the likely chip leader in the room. There are just 380 players left, with 359 being paid. Mao is almost guaranteed to be one of them.
Lars Tungel has won another big all-in, just minutes after his last one. This time, Tungel has 
and managed to negotiate a 'paint-free' board to bust a player whose all-in with 
was the last straw for them. A blurred exit and we are down to just 400 players, 41 eliminations from the money bubble.
Elsewhere, former hockey Olympic gold medal winner and Team PokerStars Pro Fatima De Melo has 165,000 at her table. She's joined on a decent stack by fellow Team PokerStars Pro Jason Mercier who sits behind 160,000.
Pratyush Buddiga, who won the €25,000 single-day High Roller tournament at 3am last night is still thriving in Main Event terms, with a stack of 130,000. And one of the biggest stacks in the room belongs to Andreas Hoivold, who has 308,000 on what is definitely the richest table in the room when it comes to chip stacks.
Pratyush Buddiga raised from middle position and got two callers: Sebastian Malec on the button, and the player in the big blind.
The flop came 
and it checked to Malec who bet 8,500. The big blind folded and Buddiga called. The turn was the 
and Buddiga checked to Malec who surveyed Buddiga's stack, before betting 25,000. Again, Buddiga called.
The river was the and Buddiga checked for a third time and Malec then announced all in, with his stack more than double Buddiga's. The €25,000 Single-Day High Roller finished at 3am, with Buddiga emerging as the overall winner after a deal, and Buddiga was willing to give this some thought.
After around five minutes of thought, Buddiga called and watched as Malec tabled 
. Buddiga hastily turned over for the same hand and split the pot with his opponent.
"A good sweat, huh?" asked a tablemate. Buddiga could only muster up a smile in response.
Ognyan Dimov, who's been topping the leaderboard for the better part of the day, saw a three-way flop of 
with Bahram Chobineh and Ramon Miguel Munoz. On the 
turn, Miguel led out 11,300, Chobineh folded, Dimov raised to 37,000, and Miguel called.
The river was the 
. Miguel checked and Dimov quickly checked behind. Miguel showed for a pair of aces, but to his surprise, Dimov tabled 
for a rivered set of sixes. Visibly disgusted with the outcome, Miguel saw his Bulgarian opponent rake in the pot.
Anthony Kelly open-shoved for 34,200 and Steven Warburton made the call behind him. Kelly showed 
and Warburton held . The board ran out 
, saving Kelly's tournament life with the nine on the river.
With his aces cracked, last year's EPT Barcelona Main Event runner-up Warburton dropped to below ten big blinds.
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