Mauricio Pais found himself all in and way behind against Erik Bauer late in Day 3 action.
Mauricio Pais: 
Erik Bauer: 
The board ran out 
and Bauer flopped aces full of eights to secure the elimination of Pais.
In a three-bet pot against Roi Pereira, Paul Tedeschi flopped two pair on 
with 
and got it in against the 
for a flush draw. Two blanks followed on the 
turn and river, which sent Pereira to the payout desk.
Soon after, Tedeschi raised and called a three-bet to 140,000 by Juan Carlos Vecino. Both players agreed to get the chips in blind after the flop as Vecino had just 37,000 behind. The 
flop indeed provided that action with the Spaniard at risk.
Juan Carlos Vecino: 
Paul Tedeschi: 
The 
turn locked up the double and the river became a formality.
George Chiriac raised to 35,000 from under the gun with the 
and Carl Shaw three-bet to 83,000 from the hijack with the 
. The action folded back to Chiriac who made the call.
The flop came 
, Chiriac checked and Shaw bet 45,000 for Chiriac to raise to 105,000. Shaw called.
The turn was the 
and Chiriac shoved for 228,000 for Shaw to call.
The cards went on their backs for them to split the pot as the 
completed the board as a formality.
Justin Steinbrenner raised to 35,000 on the button and Juan Carlos Vecino three-bet to 130,000. Ezequiel Waigel then four-bet to 400,000 and both opponents folded.
Soon after, Vecino raised to 32,000 on the button and picked up a call by Dimitar Danchev in the big blind. The 
flop was checked by Danchev and he then called a bet worth 30,000. Following the 
turn, the same action repeated albeit for 105,000 and Danchev also checked the 
river.
Vecino checked behind and mucked when Danchev tabled the 
.
Mateusz Szymanski raised to 32,000 from under the gun with the 
and Manuel Labous called on the button with the . Alexandros Kolonias defended his big blind while holding the 
.
The flop came 
to keep Labous ahead.
They all checked to the 
for Labous to improve to a straight but Szymanski picked up the flush draw and the gutshots to a straight while Kolonias hit a pair of nines. Kolonias checked, Szymanski bet 46,000, Labous called but Kolonias folded.
The river completed the board with the 
to not change things. Szymanski opted to check and Labous bet 83,000 for the fold.
Heads-up to the 
turn, Demetrio Caminita check-raised from 55,000 to 163,000. Sharon Sade was having none of it and moved all-in for 507,000 total. Caminita asked for a count but ultimately let go.
Over on table one, Antoine Saout made the same move on the 
flop as well. Mario Navarro check-raised from 45,000 to 150,000 and instantly folded when the Frenchman went all-in over the top.
Michal Hryncewicz got his last 250,000 into the middle but Cortellazzi was waiting to look him up with aces.
Michal Hryncewicz:
Andrea Cortellazzi:
The board ran out 
and the aces held to knock Hryncewicz out of the tournament.
Elsewhere in the room, Gergely Kulscar has busted out of the tournament.
Alexandros Kolonias raised to 35,000 from the early position with the , Hossein Ensan called with the on the button and Manuel Labous called too from the big blind with the .
The flop came , Labous checked, Ensan bet 35,000 and only Labous made the call.
The turn was the , they both checked to the on the river for Ensan to stay ahead. They both checked for Ensan to claim the pot.
Joining the action on the flop, Dawid Kuliberda in the small blind and Erik Bauer both invested 55,000 in chips. Kuliberda then check-called the turn for 155,000 before checking the 
on the river. Bauer checked back and mucked when Kuliberda tabled the .
By winning that pot, Kuliberda joined the top three on the leaderboard which currently features Gab Yong Kim on top.
Carl Shaw raised to 32,000 from the hijack and [Removed:354] three-bet shoved from the button for 114,000 for the blinds to fold and Shaw to make the call.
[Removed:354]:
Carl Shaw:
The board ran out 
for Shaw to flop the pair of queens to eliminate [Removed:355].
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