Jelle Moene raised to 80,000 from the button with K♠Q♣ and Harry Lodge three-bet the big blind to 330,000 holding A♦K♣. Moene called.
They saw a flop of 4♠9♠5♦ where Lodge bet 180,000, and Moene called.
An 8♣ landed on the turn and Lodge checked, then Moene bet 330,000. Lodge let his hand go.
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The remaining 23 players have been sent on their 20-minute break early. Here are some highlights from the last level:
Panagiotis Mavritsakis opened to 80,000 from the cutoff with a dead button, and Rania Nasreddine called from the small blind.
Both checked the 2♥J♥9♠ flop to see the Q♠ on the turn, where Nasreddine check-called a bet of 140,000 from Mavritsakis.
When the A♦ hit the river, Nasreddine checked and Mavritsakis shoved for his remaining 390,000. Nasreddine wasted no time in making the call.
Mavritsakis showed Q♣9♥ for two pair, but Nasreddine held a bigger two pair with Q♥J♦, which eliminated Mavritsakis.
Daniel Myers raised to 85,000 from middle position, David Coleman called on the button, as did Marius-Catalin Pertea, in the big blind.
The 8♠J♦4♠ flop checked through to the 8♣ on the turn. Pertea checked again and Myers bet out 175,000. Only Coleman called.
The K♦ river slowed down Myers with a check. Coleman moved all in for Myers' effective stack of 855,000 and Myers went deep into the tank. Myers burnt through a bulk of his time banks before making the call.
Daniel Myers: A♦8♦ 
David Coleman: A♥8♥
Myers eventually made the right call and earned half the pot for doing so.
Lauri Varonen was down to crumbs and open-jammed in the small blind as Jelle Moene called in the big blind.
Lauri Varonen: J♦4♦
Jelle Moene: J♣9♥
Varonen was dominated and couldn't improve as the board ran out 8♥2♣5♣5♥A♣ to mark his elimination ahead of the final three tables.
About 300,000 was already in the middle by a turn board of Q♠Q♦J♥K♠ as Vladimir Erceg checked his small blind to Fabiano Kovalski in the big blind.
Erceg called and the river 7♥ completed the board. After another check by Erceg, Kovalski moved all in, covering Erceg's last 675,000.
Erceg used five time banks before spiking in a call that would be his last of the tournament.
Vladimir Erceg: K♦10♥
Fabiano Kovalski: A♥10♣
Erceg's two pair were bested by Kovalski's Broadway to send him out the door.
Jack Sinclair limped in from the small blind and Rania Nasreddine made it 150,000 out of the big blind. Sinclair called.
They saw a flop of 5♦2♠K♦ which was checked through to the 2♣ turn. Sinclair bet 200,000, and Nasreddine quickly called.
A 10♠ landed on the river and Sinclair fired a big bet of 575,000, and Nasreddine took some time before she made it 1,200,000. Sinclair had 620,000 remaining in his stack and after talking to himself for a while, he put in the rest and called.
Nasreddine showed that she had rivered a full house with 10♦10♣, and Sinclair's trip deuces with A♥2♥ went down in flames.
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