Yet another preflop all-in contest saw a confrontation between Piotr Nurzynski and Alexandre Amiel with the next former EPT Main Event champion at risk.
Piotr Nurzynski: 
Alexandre Amiel: 
The 
flop gave Nurzynski the top set and he had very little to fear. However, the 
turn and 
river gave Amiel an unexpected ten-high straight and sent Nurzynski to the payout desk in 51st place.
Mateusz Szymanski raised to 24,000 and Cedric Schwaederle shoved for 94,000. Hossein Ensan spent a few moments in the tank before he got away from it, and the rest of the table followed. Action was heads up and Schwaederle was at risk.
Cedric Schwaederle:
Mateusz Szymanski: 
The board ran out 
and the aces held to give Schwaederle a nut flush to double.
Carl Shaw raised it up to 24,000 in the cutoff. Alexandros Kolonias let go from the small blind before [Removed:354] then pushed all-in from the small blind. Back on Shaw, the Brit snap-called with the inferior stack and they were flipping in the following showdown.
Carl Shaw: 
[Removed:354]: 
Nothing changed on the 
flop and Shaw remained ahead on the 
turn as well even though [Removed:355] now picked up a gutshot straight draw. The on the river was no threat for Shaw and he doubled for 274,000.
In a preflop raising war involving Mario Navarro on the button and Dominik Panka in the small blind, it was the latter who ended up as the player at risk for what appeared to be 429,000.
Dominik Panka: 
Mario Navarro: 
The dominated pair was also covered in the suits as well and Panka found no miracle escape on the 
runout to see his bid for a second EPT Main Event title come up short.
Adrian Mateos raised from under the gun with the 
and Michal Hryncewicz called in the hijack. David Vinayagamoorthy called too from the button with the . Lars Koerts three-bet shoved from the big blind for 212,000. Mateos folded, Hryncewicz four-bet jammed for more to not get called.
Lars Koerts: 
Michal Hryncewicz: 
The board ran out 
to not help Koerts as Hryncewicz held with the ace-kicker to bust him.
With 
on the board, Symeon Alexandridis bet 125,000 and Daniel Custodio shoved for 311,000. Alexandridis spent two time extensions before he slid out a stack to put his opponent at risk.
Daniel Custodio:
Symeon Alexandridis:
The turn brought to give Alexandridis three queens, and the river brought 
to make it quads. Custodio gathered his things and made his way to the payout line while Alexandridis dragged the unlikely pot.
Piotr Nurzynski had dropped to a severe short stack while Erik Bauer joined the chip millionaires on the same table. The action folded to Elvis Petcu in the small blind and he tossed in three T-25,000 chips. Nurzynski checked his cards and then called all-in for 67,000 total.
Piotr Nurzynski:
Elvis Petcu: 
The 
board ensured the double up for the former EPT Barcelona Main Event champion.
Henning Andre shoved from the small blind for 162,000 and Valentino Konakchiev made the call in the big blind with the bigger stack.
Henning Andre: 
Valentino Konakchiev:
The board ran out 
for Konakchiev to turn the pair of fives to eliminate Andre.
With a growing pot and 
on the board, Vlada Stojanovic checked and Armin Rezaei bet 100,000. Stojanovic shoved and Rezaei quickly called.
Stojanovic showed 
, but Rezaei had 
for three nines with a better kicker.
The river was with no help for Stojanovic and he was out of the tournament.
Valentino Konakchiev raised to 26,000 from under the gun with the and Adrian Mateos three-bet to 78,000 from the cutoff with the . The action folded back to Konakchiev who made the call.
The flop came , Konakchiev checked but Mateos continued with a bet of 62,000. Konakchiev made the call.
He quickly checked again when the was turned around. Mateos fired a bet of 195,000 out and Konakchiev used a time bank card before making the call again.
The completed the board. Konakchiev checked again. This time, Mateos checked too for Konakchiev to claim the pot.
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