The first hand back from break, Henry Strasser was all-in for 34,000 under the gun. It folded to Muhyedine Fares in the big blind, who quickly called.
Henry Strasser: A♥6♦ 
Muhyedine Fares: A♠K♥
Fares' king kicker remained in play on the A♣7♣5♦3♥J♥ runout, sending Strasser to the exit.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
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The 85 remaining players have been sent on their second 20-minute break of Day 3.
Seeing a raise ahead of him, Daniele Sunzeri moved all in for 56,000, which the raiser, Boris Kolev, called.
Daniele Sunzeri: 9♥9♦
Boris Kolev: A♥4♥
Sunzeri's pocket nines held up on the 10♣3♦K♦5♥3♥ board, seeing him double up.
One table over, Nacho Barbero three-bet shoved for 123,000, over a raise from the player in the cutoff. The original raiser spent some time considering the situation, but ultimately chose to fold.
Juha Helppi got his 61,000 chips in from the small blind against start-of-day chip leader Rodrigo Selouan in middle position.
Juha Helppi: A♠Q♣
Rodrigo Selouan: 6♠6♦
Helppi flopped top pair on K♥2♥A♦, and secured his double-up when the J♣7♣ runout did not bring a six on the table.
Leonard Maue raised in the cutoff before calling an all-in of 82,000 from Joao Tomas on the button.
Joao Tomas: A♦K♠
Leonard Maue: 7♥7♦
The deck favoured Maue on this occasion, as his pocket sevens held across the 2♥6♣10♠8♠6♠ board.
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