Joining the action on the 
turn with around 100,000 in the middle, Erik Friberg in the small blind shoved for his last 101,000. Konstantin Puchkov called in the big blind with the 
and Friberg sighed, tabling 
. However, the 
river completed a flush for the Swede and he was relieved.
"You had me in bad shape there," Friberg added.
Keith Johnson raised from the button to 19,000, and although the small blind folded, Athony Chimkovitch (pictured) in the big blind was doing no such thing. He went to call, but dropped so many chips over the line that it was deemed a raise.
Johnson took full advantage of the slip, and moved all-in for around 160,000. That was folded by Chimkovitch pretty quickly, and Johnson smiled as he stacked up a larger stack, moving above 20 big blinds. Every pot looks to count for the players right now.
Aku Joentausta raised the button and Adrien Delmas called in the big blind to check-raise all in after the 
flop with ace-deuce. Joentausta called with and the 
turn left Delmas drawing dead, making the 
river insignificant.
One hand later, Van Hiep Tran raised and then called the three-bet to 41,000 by Joentausta. On the 
flop, both players checked. Tran bet the 
turn for 82,000 and Joentausta folded.
Mark Roovers raised to 18,000 and Eugene Katchalov called in the big blind before check-raising all in after the 
flop. Roovers, who had bet 16,000, called and the cards were turned over.
Katchalov: 
Roovers: 
The turn was no help yet, but the 
river gave Katchalov a winning flush and he doubled for 89,000.
Out of the small blind, Sergei Chantcev shoved his short stack and Jasper Meijer van Putten said call, then flipped over his . Chantcev asked the dealer if it was called, then also tabled his 
.
The board ran out 
and Chantcev made a straight to double.
Olli Autiö opened the betting to an unseen amount, before Georgios Zisimopoulos three-bet. We joined as Autiö four-bet to 95,000, then watched in mounting awe at the size of the pot as Zisimopoulos moved all-in for around 630,000. Autiö had no problem snap-calling and Zisimpopoulos (pictured) was in trouble.
Zisimopoulos: 
Autiö: 
The board of 
saw Autiö double up to 604,000 with little sweat, and Zisimopoulos has given away a chunk of his chips.
Thomas Clack raised to 18,000 from the hijack and Dorian Rios Pavon called on the button.
The flop was 
and Clack checked to his opponent who bet 20,000. Clack called.
The turn card was the 
and Clack checked again. Pavon checked back and the river was another six, the 
.
Clack checked and Pavon strained his neck to see Clack's remaining chips before he announced that he was all in. Clack took his sunglasses off and eyed the board as he thought through his options.
Clack called and showed 
but winced as Pavon turned over . "Nice hand," he said, as he headed to the rail.
Andreas Freund raised to 18,000 from middle position. Mark Roovers showed strength by three-betting to 57,000 in late position, Freund moved all in, covering Roovers, and the Dutchman called it off for his tournament life.
Mark Roovers: 
Andreas Freund:
The flop 
technically kept Roovers in the lead, but equity-wise he was behind against Freund's flush draw and overcards. The 
on the turn was safe for Roovers, and the on the river missed Freund's outs as well. Roovers' dodging skills doubled him up to over 500,000.
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