Stefano Terziani shoved his last 86,000 from early position. On the button, Sergey Sergeev reshoved all in for 158,000, which got rid of the blinds.
Stefano Terziani: 
Sergey Sergeev: 
Sergeev flopped gin on 
, which gave him a monstrous lead in the hand. The 
on the turn did bring Terziani a possible lifeline, but the 
on the river wasn't one of his outs. Terziani finished 38th and received €12,390.
On the button, Daniele Colautti moved all in and Frederik Jensen announced call. Elie Saad asked for a count and then folded, while Colautti was at risk for 108,000.
Daniele Colautti: 
Frederik Jensen: 
The board ran out 
and Colautti doubled.
Mats Karlsson raised to 18,000 and Frederik Jensen three-bet to 66,000 from the big blind, Karlsson called. On the 
flop, Jensen continued for 40,000 and Karlsson called before the 
fell on the turn. Jensen now bet 127,000 and Karlsson called again.
After the 
river, Jensen checked. Karlsson moved all in for more than 220,000 and Jensen eventually folded. "Can I see? Just one?" Jensen asked, but Karlsson sent the cards towards the muck while claiming the pot.
Thomas Lentrodt opened to 18,000 from the cutoff. Dan Shak called on the button and Usman Saddique defended his big blind. Saddique and Lentrodt checked to Shak on the 
flop. The American hedge fund manager bet 25,000, which both opponents called.
On the 
turn, Shak now bet 85,000, getting Saddique out of the way. Lentrodt spent two minutes in the tank before committing a call.
Lentrodt checked the 
on the river and Shak moved all in for 197,000. With Lentrodt having just 160,000 behind, it was a decision for his tournament life.
The German, who's on his way to his biggest live cash ever, gave it up after two minutes of thought. Shak let out an audible and slightly exaggerated sigh before raking in the chips.
Davidi Kitai just added another tower to his impressive castle of chips in a hand against Russian Sergey Sergeev.
Preflop Kitai raised to 20,000 from the hijack, and only Sergeev on the button called. Both palyers checked the 
flop.
At the 
turn, Kitai opted for the delayed continuation-bet of 18,000, but Sergeev wasn't parting yet and made the call. Kitai fired another bullet on the river, this time of 36,000, and Sergeev called again.
Kitai's flopped straight draw had improved to two pair on the river, sufficient to scoop the pot.
From first position, Eugene Katchalov raised all in for 67,000 and everybody got out of the way besides Dmitry Yurasov.
The chip leader quickly called and the cards were opened.
Eugene Katchalov: 
Dmitry Yurasov:
Katchalov needed to hit to survive but he couldn't connect to the 
board.
Katchalov was sent home and Yurasov added even more chips to his impressive stack.
Mikita Badziakouski adventure at the feature table didn't last long. After a couple of hands, he moved all in for 74,000 and he was eliminated by the hands of Peter Ockenden.
From first position, Badziakouski moved all in and Ockenden called from the big blind.
Mikita Badziakouski: 
Peter Ockenden: 
The board ran out 
and Ockenden scored the knock-out.
Frederik Jensen raised from the button and Xixiang Luo just called in the big blind. "How much?" Jensen asked when the flop fell 
. "About 300," Luo replied before the Dane then inquired whether his opponent had any green T-25,000 chips or not.
Luo bet 25,000 and Jensen called. After the turn, Luo bet 55,000 and Jensen called. The fell on the river and Luo bet again for what looked like 93,000. Jensen quickly tossed in a chip for the call and Luo turned over the 
before seeing the bad news, Jensen had rivered two pair with 
and claimed the pot.
Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
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