Paul-Francois Tedeschi three-bet to 62,000 after Janos Kurtosi opened to 20,000. The two saw a 
flop and Kurtosi check-called 51,000. Both checked the 
turn and Tedeschi jammed when checked to on the 
river for 322,000. Kurtosi thought it over for a couple of minutes before he folded.
Georges Chehade got his last 160,000 in from the small blind after a 
flop. He held 
for top pair and a combo draw but needed to improve against an opponent's 
. The turn was a 
to lock in Chehade's double.
Alexander Paygusov opened for 23,000 in middle position and called the shove of Nicolas Chouity, who had the small blind.
Paygusov: 
Chouity: 
The former chip leader needed help and found some on the 
flop, vastly increasing his outs. The 
turn cinched it for him with the nut flush. Paygusov sent Chouity about 200,000, nearly all of his own stack.
Hand 1
Sam Cohen doubled through Arthur Conan to leave the latter at around 20 big blinds. Soon after a three-way flop showed 
and Conan check-raised all in for around 170,000 in the big blind with 
for top pair. Aleksandr Nemtcov on the button had the 
and Conan was drawing dead on the turn, making the 
river a formality.
Hand 2
Marta Munoz defended her big blind with the 
and got it in against Nemtcov's 
on the 
. The turn and river ensured a runner runner split pot for the second woman on the table.
Joseph Sabe and Demosthenes Kiriopoulos got into a four-bet pot over on the feature table and the latter was all in and at risk for 257,000 with the 
. Sabe had the slightly inferior hand with 
and the board of 
left the Frenchman short.
Matas Cimbolas was all in for 268,000 from the big blind when we arrived at his table. He was heads up against Jasper Meijer Van Putten on a board of 
, and Van Putten was thinking things over.
"I have nothing left," Cimbolas declared. "Only big balls."
Moments later, Cimbolas declared that his opponent was folding and that's exactly what ended up happening.
Simon Charette opened on the button and saw Alexander Paygusov put his last 160,000 in from the big blind.
"If I'm wrong, this is going to look really stupid," Charette said before calling with .
Paygusov was behind with , and the 
flop didn't give him much hope since Charette added a flush draw. On the turn, Paygusov's slim hopes ended, and another nine completed the board.
Kyosti Isberg raised from under the gun and received a call by Andrew Hulme in the small blind and Ramin Hajiyev in the big blind. The trio checked the 
flop and Hajiyev then bet the turn. Only Isberg called and then snap-called the shove of Hajiyev for 80,000 on the 
river.
Hajiyev showed for a busted flush draw that improved to top pair, only to see Isberg turn over pocket tens for a slow-played set.
Nicolas Chouity was one of four remaining former EPT champions in the field and has just been eliminated by Kiryl Radzivonau. The latter opened to 24,000 from the cutoff and Chouity shoved in the big blind for around 260,000, Radzivonau called.
Nicolas Chouity:
Kiryl Radzivonau: 
The board came 
to complete a runner runner straight for Radzivonau and eliminate Chouity in the process.
Towards the end of the day, a few of the shorter stacks were eliminated still and among them were [Removed:17] and Artur Rudziankov.
Yan defended his big blind against the under-the-gun raise of Viteszlav Pesta and shoved the 
flop for a few big blinds remaining. Pesta called with and Yan only had , the turn and river bricked.
Eduards Kudrjavcevs raised from under the gun and Rudziankov shoved for only 60,000 with the . Kudrjavcevs Looked him up with and the board came 
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