Bernhard Binder got his final 80,000 into the middle preflop with Lorenzo Arduini making the call to try and send him home.
Bernhard Binder: J♣J♠ 
Lorenzo Arduini: Q♦Q♠
Binder needed to bink a jack if he was to survive in the event. However, the runout of 7♣3♣5♣K♠6♦ didn't help Binder and Arduini's queens held up, sending Binder to the rail.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
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The remaining 223 players have been sent on another 15-minute break.
The pot had grown to 20,500 with two players looking at a flop of 6♠9♣5♥.
Yiannis Liperis, in the big blind, bet out 7,000. Fabrice Maltez, who was under the gun, raised to 26,500 and Liperis called.
The 4♠ turn saw Liperis check-call a bet of 20,000 from Maltez.
The K♠ prompted Liperis to play in flow. Maltez moved all in for about 30,000, earning a fold from Liperis.
Panagiotis Mavritsakis limped from the small blind and Zhendong Li raised to 6,000 from the big blind. Mavritsakis called to see a flop.
Mavritsakis check-called a bet of 7,000 from Li on the 5♦10♠Q♥ flop.
The 10♣ came on the turn and Mavritsakis check-called another bet from Li, this time for 17,000.
Mavritsakis checked for the last time upon seeing the 4♥ river. Li slid out a bet of roughly 65,000 and Mavritsakis quickly folded.
Florian Duta started the action with a raise to 5,000 from under the gun. Omer Cubukcu, in early position, decided to three-bet to 18,500. Not to be outdone, Tom Kunze in the cutoff four-bet to 32,000. Duta tossed his cards into the muck, but after some deliberation, Cubukcu went all in. Kunze snap-called, and they headed to showdown.
Tom Kunze: K♣K♠
Omer Cubukcu: A♠K♥
Cubukcu was in need of some help from the board, but the runout of 4♣10♥Q♣6♣7♦ didn’t offer him any assistance. Kunze secured a double-up, leaving Cubukcu with just a handful of chips.
Gonzalo Leal opened from middle position to 5,000 and Roman Gadzhiev shoved from the cutoff for 31,500. When the action got back to Leal, he asked for a count, then made the call.
Roman Gadzhiev: K♥J♥
Gonzalo Leal: 7♣7♠
Gadzhiev took the lead on the J♣6♣Q♣ flop, but Leal picked up a flush draw, which left things in the balance. A 3♥ on the turn changed nothing, and Gadzhiev managed to evade elimination as the 10♠ completed the runout, which kept his pair of jacks in front.
Igor Pihela Jr. moved all in for approximately 15,000 from the button and was looked up by Eugene Katchalov, in the big blind.
Igor Pihela Jr.: 8♣7♣
Eugene Katchalov: A♦K♦
The action flop landed K♣5♣J♥ giving Katachalov top pair, while Pihela Jr. had outs to a flush. The 7♦ gave Pihela Jr. additional outs, but the 3♥ saw him sent to the rail.
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