Conor Beresford, fresh off the success of the previous hand, opened the last hand to 65,000 with 
. Christoph Vogelsang defended 
in the big blind and the flop fell 
.
Vogelsang checked and Beresford put 30,000, which Vogelsang called. There was a 
on the turn and both players checked.
The final card was the 
and again, both players checked, leaving Beresford to collect the chips.
Aladin Reskallah opened the cutoff to 65,000 with 
and Timothy Adams called 
in the small blind. Conor Beresford found 
in the big blind and he moved all in for 655,000. Reskallah isolated moving all in over the top and Adams got out the way.
The flop was a safe 
for Reskallah and the turn brought the 
, bringing a gutshot for a chop pot. The river was the and Beresford couldn't help but smile as he stayed in the game. The pot brought Reskallah and Beresford almost level in chips.
In the first hand after the break, Nicola Grieco raised to 75,000 from under the gun and Ryan Riess called out of the small blind. Sam Greenwood three-bet shoved 685,000 from the big blind and collected two quick folds.
Level: 24
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
The 20 remaining players are on a 20-minute break.
While the other players went on their 20-minute break, Viktor Katzenberger and Melika Razavi played a hand that lasted minutes into the second break. It was Katzenberger that had raised on the button and Razavi who defended her big blind.
The board ran out 
and Katzenberger fired barrels of 60,000, 210,000, and 480,000. Razavi called flop and turn but gave it up on the river.
With a couple of eliminations taking place recently, Nicola Grieco has been moved to the feature table.
He defended 
against Manig Loeser's 
open from the big blind and flopped a set when 
came on the board. Grieco check-raised the 60,000 continuation to 175,000 and Loeser came along to see another card.
On the 
turn, Grieco barreled for 305,000, which was almost half of his stack and the German sent his cards into the muck.
Conor Beresford made it 50,000 to go in the hijack and Luis Medina jammed for 605,000 in the cutoff.
"Can I get a count please?" Beresford immediately asked and sighed. Without using a time bank extension, the Brit called for nearly half of his remaining stack and the cards were tabled.
Luis Medina: 
Conor Beresford: 
"That's pretty good," Beresford as soon as he saw the cards of his table neighbor and failed to get there on a 
board.
"I thought the first card was an eight," Timothy Adams said and Christoph Vogelsang chimed in with a "The six and nine looked like an eight."
Once Beresford had paid off Medina, he said "nice hand" and Medina replied with a "thank you.
Christoph Vogelsang raised to 55,000 and Timothy Adams defended his big blind. On an 
flop, Adams check-called a bet of 40,000 before the turn got dealt.
This time, Adams opted to lead out for 60,000, Vogelsang raised to 210,000 and Adams called. The river brought four to a straight and after burning through one time extensions, Adams front-shoved for 670,000 and Vogelsang released.
Shortly after, Adams won a small pot off Beresford to move back up to 1,500,000.
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