Josip Simunic raised to 45,000 from the cutoff and his neighbor Viliyan Petleshkov on the button shoved for 341,000. Both blinds folded and Simunic called. It was (Simunic) against (Petleshkov) and the latter would hold: .
One table over, at the same time, Vlado Banicevic got it in with against the of Adrian Mateos. Banicevic won the flip as the board came .
Adrian Mateos opened the cutoff for 42,000 and saw his neighbor Niklas Astedt shove for 415,000. Action folded back to Mateos and while he wasn't overly excited, he did call.
Niklas Astedt:
Adrian Mateos:
The board ran out and Astedt handed over his stack. Mateos now at over 1.3 million.
The last break of the day has just commenced. In 15 minutes time, the players return for the last 60-minute level of the night. Blinds will then be 10,000 and 20,000, the ante will be 3,000.
Farid Yachou raised to 38,000 in middle position, and Josip Siminuc, his old rival from another table, made it 90,000 in the blinds. Yachou came back with 260,000, and Simunic pushed all in. Yachou snap-called for 511,000.
Sergio Aido opened the hijack for 33,000 and his neighbor Viacheslav Goryachev three-bet the cutoff to 82,000. Action folded to Gerald Karlic in the big blind who had his 16,000 out with just 26,000 behind. He tanked for a bit to see if he could catch the pay jump and eventually called all in. Aido folded.
"Yes! I'm ahead!" an astonished Karlic shouted.
Viacheslav Goryachev:
Gerald Karlic:
While Karlic was ahead, he wouldn't be for long. The board ran out and Karlic was heading for the payout desk.
Sam Greenwood, who cashed in the Eureka High Roller (174th for €2,250) and won one of the Single-Day High Rollers (€226,600) has just been eliminated.
Greenwood (big blind) got it all in against Ari Engel (small blind) for about 370,000. Greenwood had the and was slightly ahead against the of Engel. The board, however, would come and Greenwood departed from the tournament.
Matas Cimbolas bet 92,000 from the big blind, and Michael Addamo called with the board reading . Cimbolas moved all in for 346,000 effective on the river, and Addamo snapped it off only to see Cimbolas flick in for a boat.
"Really?" Addamo wondered, showing and pushing his chips in.
Andreas Samuelsson got his last 108,000 in under the gun with and got called by Grzegorz Wyraz, who had . The flop favored Wyraz, and the and did not save Samuelsson.
(Simunic) against 
(Petleshkov) and the latter would hold: 
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against the 
of Adrian Mateos. Banicevic won the flip as the board came 
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and Astedt handed over his stack. Mateos now at over 1.3 million.
of Engel. The board, however, would come 
and pushing his chips in.
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