Oleg Volkov made it 1,300 to go and Roman Gadzhiev jammed for the last 17,000 to pick up a call after around 15 seconds of consideration.
Roman Gadzhiev: 
Oleg Volkov: 
The 
flop provided no help to Vplkov while he picked up some outs with the 
turn. A blank 
followed on the river and Gadzhiev doubled.
On the tail end of a pot between Andrey Ivlev and Maxim Panyak, the board showed 
and Panyak called a bet worth 10,000. Ivlev revealed the 
for a flush and Panyak mucked to drop back to the starting stack.
With some 15,000 in the middle in a battle of the blinds, the flop showed 
and Andrey Andreev made it 12,000 to go. Dmitriy Shutenko gave it some thought and shoved for 22,000, which Andreev called within a few seconds.
Dmitriy Shutenko:
Andrey Andreev: 
The 
turn gave Shutenko top pair but the 
river improved Andreev to a flush.
Damir Gabdullin defended his big blind against a raise by Giorgi Rukhadze and checked the 
flop, as did his opponent. Gabdullin check-called a bet of 1,600 on the turn and check-folded the face-up when facing a bet worth 3,000.
Rukhadze returned the favor and revealed the .
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Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Andrey Andreev appears to be the current chip leader in the Ballroom while former big stack Konstantin Buranov was among those to bust before the end of level six.
There are 285 players out of 438 entries remaining and they were sent on a 60-minute dinner break, the action is scheduled to resume at 7.50 p.m. local time.
On a three-way flop of 
, Aleksandr Paygusov made it 4,000 to go out of the small blind and forced one fold. Gleb Kovtunov, however, made the call and they headed to the turn. Paygusov now quickly bet 10,000 and that eventually won the pot.
One table over, Viktoriya Taranova opened to 1,200 and Vartan Manucharyan called. Siarhei Chupadal three-bet to 4,000 and all opponents including Sergey Verkhoturov in the big blind let go.
Irshat Shaykhov had a decent start into Day 1a but his chips since vanished. Down to around 11,000 he open-shoved and the action folded all the way to 2016 EPT Dublin champion Dzmitry Urbanovich in the big blind. Urbanovich glanced at his cards and called immediately.
Irshat Shaykhov:
Dzmitry Urbanovich: 
The board came 
and Urbanovich rivered a full house for good measure.
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