After losing out with 
against the 
of Daniel Montagnolli, PokerStars Team Pro Fatima Moreira de Melo moved all in for her last 3,000 with 
and was called by the of Paul Hoefer. There was no help for the Dutchwoman as she was sent to the rail.
Shyngis Satubayev opened to 2,000 and Dinesh Alt three-bet to 7,000 in the small blind, which Satubayev called. On a flop of 
both players opted to check before Alt bet the 
turn for 6,600. Satubayev raised it up to 21,500 and received the call.
After the 
river, Alt checked and faced the all in of Satubayev for 46,900, which the Swiss called after some consideration. Satubayev rolled over 
for the nut flush and Alt mucked 
. "We had history before," Alt added and dropped to a few big blinds only.
Pablo Melogno raised from early position and was three-bet to 4,200 by Liv Boeree, who had re-entered for her second bullet recently. Melogno Cabrera made it 8,500 to go and Boeree called. On the flop of 
, Melogno Cabrera continued for 4,000 and Boeree folded.
Below are further assorted counts towards the end of level eight.
With already 19,000 in the middle and the flop reading 
, Leo Fernandez had not yet made his decision yet when Nikola Damcevski bet 10,000. Fernandez moved all in, technically out of turn, and the dealer informed Damcevski that he could take his bet back with all options still given. Little did it matter, as Damcevski said he'd call the all in of the PokerStars Team Pro for 27,600 to create the following showdown.
Leo Fernandez: 
Nikola Damcevski: 
The 
turn and river were both blanks and Fernandez doubled.
Mustapha Kanit was railing Dario Sammartino in the €2,200 National High Roller, and he explained that he had lost a flip with against the 
of Julian Thomas to bust the Main Event.
Meanwhile, Liv Boeree was sent to the rail by Christophe Larquemin after the PokerStars Team Pro three-bet all in for 15 big blinds with but was bested by the of Larquemin.
Finally, Yang Zhang moved all in for 6,200 from early position. Jake Cody flatted on the button and the blinds both folded.
Yang Zhang: 
Jake Cody:
Zhang saw the bad news and got to his feet, and was heading to the exit after the 
board was dealt.
Mikita Badziakouski raised from middle position and was called by Boris Kuzmanovic from one seat over. On the 
flop, Badziakouski continued for 4,000 into a pot of 6,000 and Kuzmanovic called before facing the shove of the Belorussian on the turn. The all in was for 14,400 and Kuzmanovic reluctantly tossed in a single chip for the call.
Mikita Badziakouski: 
Boris Kuzmanovic:
Despite having a ton of outs with his open-ended straight flush draw, Badziakouski couldn't get there on a blank 
river to bust on his first entry. "It's okay, I can buy in again tomorrow," he said on his way out.
With some 11,000 already in the middle, Leo Fernandez checked behind against Clement Delacroix with the turn showing 
and the fell on the river. Delacroix bet 2,100 and Fernandez called to get shown 
for trips sixes by Delacroix. The PokerStars Team Pro had that beat with to edge closer to the starting stack again on his second entry.
Fellow Team Pro Liv Boeree has fewer chips than the Argentinian while John Mooney is the dominating chip leader on their table.
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
On a 
board Georgios Vrakas bet 2,000 and opponent Ondrej Drozd called. The river was the and Vrakas bet 4,000. Drozd called again, but mucked when Vrakas showed 
for a pair of jacks.
Both players now have healthy stacks of 70-80,000 as the level draws to a close.
Andreas Klatt was among several well-known players to hit the rail, his ace-queen ended up second-best to the ace-king of Mark Demirdjian and thatr vaulted the Canadian back into the top spot. Brian Altman and Vlado Banicevic are slowly but surely also getting there with six-figure stacks while Orpen Kisacikoglu and Kenny Hallaert both busted for a second time.
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