Adi Rajkovic had around 15 big blinds and ripped all in for around 45,000 in the hijack. Jaesung Lee, one of the chip leaders, had the chips to call on the button to put Rajkovic at risk.
Adi Rajkovic: 
Jaesung Lee: 
The flop came 
and Lee took the lead with a pair of kings. The 
on the turn gave Rajkovic a flush draw but the 
bricked off on the river and he was eliminated.
Parker Talbot opened from middle posotion to 6,000, Guido Pieraccini called from the button, as did Pflanzl Hannes from the small blind.
The three players saw a flop of 
and the action checked through.
On the 
turn Hannes bet out 7,000, Talbot called as did Pieraccini.
The river 
paired the board and Hannes led out for 17,000. Talbot folded his cards and Pieraccini threw in the call.
Hannes showed 
for a full house and took down the pot.
Gregoire Auzoux opened from the hijack and ran into a three-bet on the button from chip leader Luigi D'Alterio. Back on Auzoux, he moved all in for 92,000. D'Alterio called quickly.
"I'm bad," said Auzoux. "I was so sure. Ace!"
Gregoire Auzoux: 
Luigi D'Alterio: 
D'Alterio had the goods, but the flop worked against him when the 
came out. The turn and river 
gave Auzoux the full house and D'Alterio dipped back under the one million mark for now.
"I folded an ace, too," said tablemate Andreas Chalkiadakis.
There was a loud gasp coming from table 20 as Fabian Niederreiter vaulted out of his chair in disgust. His chips were pushed to Jussi Mattila, who had come out on top of a duel big blind versus button.
All cards were still exposed as Niederreiter had gotten it in for around 60,000 with the . Mattila was behind with the but scored a fortunate runout on the 
board to eliminate Niederreiter shy of the money.
As the money bubble is slowly but surely drawing closer, the all-in showdowns keep on coming. The latest one was a coin flip between Arthur Thiriat with pocket eights and the 
of Osman Aksu.
On a board of 
, Aksu improved on the flop and stayed ahead to reduce the field by one.
Giovanni Petroni raised all-in for the last 14,000 and Jordan Sacucci called. Andras Matrai also called out of the small blind before Kassem Hammoud jammed for 34,000 in the big blind. Sacucci folded and Matrai called to put the two shorter stacks at risk of elimination.
Giovanni Petroni: 
Kassem Hammoud: 
Andras Matrai:
The runout gave Matrai a set of sixes and he knocked out two opponents, the table broke right after as the field plummeted well below 200 hopefuls.
Veselin Karakitukov opened to 6,000 from the hijack. Immediately on his left, Alfonso Simone three-bet to 15,000 in the cutoff. Back on Karakitukov, he four-bet to 38,000. After much thought, Simone called.
The flop came out . Karakitukov led for 20,000. Simone went into the tank for about four minutes before tossing his cards into the muck.
"Ace-king," he said, pointing at Karakitukov.
Karakitukov shrugged, and said "maybe."
Robert Cowen opened to 6,000 from the cutoff and was three-bet to 20,000 by Jaesung Lee on the button and Cowen called.
Cowen check-called Lee's bet of 13,000 on the flop and the two big stacks took to the turn. Cowen checked again and Lee sized up betting 45,000 only for Cowen to fold.
Lee jested "I never bluff!" flashing as he raked in another pot and is now one of biggest stacks in the room.
Paulius Vaitiekunas opened to 6,000 in early position and Hugues Mazerolle ripped all in for just over 40,000 from the big blind. Vaitiekunas instantly called to put his opponent at risk.
Hugues Mazerolle:
Paulius Vaitiekunas: 
The flop of left Vaitiekunas in the lead with his pair of jacks. The 
on the turn and the on the river improved the Lithuanian to a straight and Mazerolle was ousted.
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