According to the PokerStars blog team, Niall Farrell has been on a heater after the break and just knocked out Georgios Sotiropoulos. The Greek three-bet to 5,500 before calling a four-bet to see a flop of 
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Farrell continued for 8,400 and Sotiropoulos jammed his last 26,000 with 
for the open-ender. Farrell looked him up with pocket kings and the 
turn and 
river both bricked.
In a battle of the blinds, Dominykas Karmazinas limped in and Jack Salter raised to 2,800 with the Lithuanian coming along. On the 
flop, Karmazinas check-raised from 1,600 to 4,600 and Salter then shoved for around 18,000 chips in total. The Brit took his stack in the hand, moved it slowly above the table and then let it splash in.
Karmazinas copied the move, though with far more chips, and called the shove.
Salter: 
Karmazinas: 
Andrey Pateychuk cracked a smile when he saw Karmazinas splashing the chips in and the Lithuanian also apologized to Salter once the board ran out with turn and 
river. "It's all good, I have a second chance anyways," Salter said.
We missed the pre flop action but got there right as Christopher Frank checked from the big blind. Cutoff Ben Heath checked behind and the 
turn came into play. Frank check called 3,300 and check called another 8,800 on the 
river. Heath showed 
and Frank mucked.
Martin Jacobson made it 2,000 from the hijack and Patrik Antonius called from the cutoff. Pablo Melogno over called from the big blind.
The flop came 
and both Melogno and Jacobson checked. Antonius bet 3,000 and Jacobson made the call after Melogno folded. Jacobson check called another 9,000 on the 
turn and the completed the board. Jacobson checked, and so did Antonius.
Jacobson calmly rolled over for a full house and Antonius mucked while heavily frowning.
Orpen Kisacikoglu raised from the button and was called by Emil Patel in the small blind and Francisco Benitez in the big blind. The latter check-raised the flop, bet the turn and shoved the river of a board 
and Kisacikoglu was the only opponent to stick around.
With around 32,000 chips in the pot and having less than that behind, Kisacikoglu eventually called for 27,400 with 
for top pair on the flop and busted to the set of threes of Benitez.
We are up to 184 entries in the event and below are the most recent reentries and the seat open.
Ole Schemion defeated Mustapha Kanit in the €100,000 Super High Roller a few days ago and both crossed paths in tournaments regularly. Kanit just entered after the dinner break and guess which seat he took ... just next to Schemion! This may very well bring some fireworks, so stay tuned for more.
We missed the first action, and got to the table as Sam Greenwood had 6,500 in front of him, acting out of the small blind. Felix Stephensen had 12,800 in front of him, sitting on the button. Greenwood moved all in and Stephensen called it off for 50,900.
Sam Greenwood: 
Felix Stephensen:
The board ran out 
and Greenwood parted ways with the majority of his chips.
Short stack Patrick Bruel got his last 9,800 in with the 
and got looked up by Christopher Frank with 
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The flop 
gave Frank two over cards and a gutshot, the 
turn even a flush draw. But he could not get there with a blank 
river and Bruel doubled.
A raising war resulted in Murad Akhundov, who finished 4th in the €50,000 Single-Day High Roller, to get his stack of 49,800 into the middle of the table. Table neighbor Tobias Reinkemeier looked him up and both tabled pocket pairs.
Akhundov: 
Reinkemeier:
The flop 
seemingly locked up the hand for Reinkemeier, but the turn and river gave his opponent a flush instead.
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