Daniel Koloszar and Jovan Kenjic were heads up on a 8♣2♠J♦ flop with several thousand already in the middle. Kenjic was in early position and check-called a 13,000 bet from Koloszar.
The J♥ fell on the turn and Kenjic check-called a bet from Koloszar again — this time for 23,000.
Both players checked down on the 5♥ river and Kenjic tabled J♣9♣ for trip jacks. Koloszar mucked upon seeing it and Kenjic was sent the pot.
A pot of more than 100,000 was already in the middle as Tamas Adamszki and Enzo Vito went to the turn on a board of 10♥5♦3♥Q♠.
Adamszki then bet 80,000 from middle position and Vito called in early position. The river was the 6♦ and Adamszki moved all in for 87,000.
Vito quickly called and Adamszki turned over A♣A♦. "Yep, that wins," Vito said, showing the Q♦ before the dealer exposed his other card, the J♦, and gathering them into the muck.
On a board of 2♣7♠8♠9♦6♦ with 150,000 chips already in the pot, Elias Abussamra found himself at risk for 115,000 from the hijack against Henrik Veldhoem seated under the gun.
Elias Abussamra: Q♥Q♦
Henrik Veldhoem: 8♥8♦
Abussamra's queens ran into Veldhoem's set, and nothing changed on the river 6♦. Finishing in 159th place, Abussamra wins €9,100.
Rolando Carrera open raised to 11,000, Jongwook Lee moved all in for 90,000 from late position, then Joao Mestre Ferreira moved all in over the top from the small blind. Carrera folded and the two players flipped their cards, with Lee at risk.
Jongwook Lee: 7♦7♥
Joao Mestre Ferreira: A♠K♠
The board ran out Q♥6♠J♦7♠5♣. Lee hit a set of sevens on the turn. Ferreira picked up a flush draw, but the river came a blank and Lee held to double up his stack.
Vladislav Solovev became one of the first casualties of Day 3. Sitting in the small blind, he shoved over the top of Luke Marsh's 10,000 open from the cutoff. Solovev got called and was covered as it went to the flop.
Vladislav Solovev: 10♥10♠
Luke Marsh: K♣Q♠
The Mexican got no help on the 2♥4♣A♠ flop and was still behind.
Nothing changed on the 9♠ turn.
A J♦ on the river confirmed Solovev's exit, while Marsh improved to around average stack.
Enzo Vito opened to 12,000 on the button and was called by Tamas Adamszki in the small blind. Tarmo Tammel shoved for his remaining short stack from the big blind and Vito announced he was also all in. Adamszki got out of the way and hands were revealed.
Tarmo Tammel: K♥Q♠
Enzo Vito: A♠J♠
The A♥4♠A♣7♣A♦ left Vito with quad aces and Tammel was sent to the payout desk.
Down to 42,000 chips, Ercan Atmaca shoved from middle position, and was only called by Tamas Adamszki on the button.
Ercan Atmaca: 9♦8♠
Tamas Adamszki: A♥Q♦
The dealer fanned a board of A♦6♦J♣K♦5♥ which was no help for Atmaca, who was eliminated.
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Jiri Kocab raised to 12,000 in the cutoff and Luke Marsh called in the small blind. Matija Kajtez then moved all in for 35,000 in the big blind and only Marsh called.
Matija Kajtez: K♦J♣
Luke Marsh: A♥K♠
Kajtez was dominated as the board came out 6♥8♣7♠3♦, but he caught the J♦ on the river to double up.
"I think I win the one million. I feel it," Kajtez said. "Write down, 'Matija wins the Main Event."
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