Stoyan Obreshkov shoved all in from the cutoff for 325,000 after Stefan Fabian opened it up on his right. Fabian called with 
and had Obreshkov's 
dominated. The board ran out clean for Fabian and Obreshkov took his leave in 21st.
Andrew Hulme raised and got action from small blind Cristinel Dumitru. The flop came 
and Dumitru check-called 100,000. Check-check on the 
turn and a 
river fell. Dumitru bet 155,000, and Hulme decided to look him up with 
. It was good, as Dumitru had whiffed a flush with 
.
Demosthenes Kiriopoulos shoved in the cutoff for 340,000 and David Lopez Llacer thought a bit and put him at risk from the big blind.
Kiriopoulos: 
Llacer: 
Kiriopoulos saw a clean 
flop and an even better 
turn to cinch a double.
"No sweat," someone said.
Josip Vidovic shoved all-in for 210,000 or five big blinds from the small blind. Felipe Ramos in the big blind shared with the table he didn't have a good hand and quickly thought out loud about whether or not to call or fold before he opted to call.
Ramos: 
Vidovic: 
Vidovic's hand was good from beginning to end as the board rand out 
to more than double him up to 535,000. Meanwhile, Ramos' chip stack dipped once again to below 1 million.
Gang Wang has come out of the break with a bang. Wang opened up with a limp for 40,000 from early position before Peters jacked it up to 130,000 from the hijack. The action folded back to Wang who called.
Wang quickly overbet the pot and declared himself all-in after the flop came out 
. Peters snap called Wang with 
for top pair, while Wang held for two over cards and a flush draw.
Peters was drawing dead after the 
on the turn completed Wang's flush before the 
completed the board. Peters was down to 3,438,000 after the hand, which was still good enough for the chip lead.
Fresh off the break, Josep Vidovic shoved for 210,000 from under the gun and it gets through and added over 40 percent to his stack.
Level: 25
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
Players are in the middle of their last 20 minute break of the day.
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Darren Delahunty shoved for 325,000 under the gun, and Jasper Meijer Van Putten put him at risk from the button.
Meijer Van Putten: 
Delahunty:
Things got sweaty for Delahunty after 
flopped to give Meijer Van Putten a double-gutter. The further hurt his cause since many cards would now chop for Meijer Van Putten, but a 
was a blank on the river.
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