Sam Trickett may have been looking to get it over with earlier but as they creep towards the money he seems a bit keener to stay around.
Trickett moved all in and as soon as Ole Schemion asked for a count Trickett started shaking his head. The count was 49,000 and Schemion made the call with 
. Tricket turned over the 
.
A run of 
saved Trickett and wasn’t too great for Schemion.
On the turn of a 
board, Adrian Mateos faced Paul Klann's all in bet of 190,000 and the Spaniard promptly tanked for several minutes before making the call.
Klann: 
for overs and a flush draw.
Mateos: 
for a pair, gutshot and the other flush draw.
The river was as blank as it could get - the 
. Mateos allowed himself a deep breath as his stacked rocketed up to 500,000.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
Yann Dion started the day as clear chip leader but it has been downhill ever since.
Down to his last 88,000 Dion moved all in and Marvin Rettenmaier decided to look him up. Dion turned over 
and was racing for his tournament life against the 
of Rettenmaier.
Relief straight away as the cards fell 
. Dion afforded himself a smile as another player told him, “You deserved that one.”
Team PokerStars Pro Victoria Coren Mitchell raised to 12,000 on the button before Yuri Nasedkin moved all in for about 80,000 in the small blind. After getting a quick count, the former made the call.
Nasedkin: 
Coren Mitchell: 
The board came 
and Mitchell rivered a pair of tens to beat her opponent's turned pair of eights.
Grayson Ramage has also been knocked out. 35 players remain but only 23 will be paid.
Max Silver is done and dusted. He went all in with 
but found Jorryt van Hoof with a dominating 
behind him. The board ran out 
and van Hoof moved up to close to half a million in chips.
Joel Nordkvist has just played a huge pot with Sergio Aido. On the turn of a board reading 
Nordkvist check-called a bet of over 100,000 and saw the river fall the .
Nordkvist made his last check and Aido moved all in for just over 270,000. Decision time for Nordkvist who if he called and got it wrong would be all but felted. It took a minute of thinking but in the end he did made the call. There seemed to be a moment of confusion as to who had won the hand, even between the players themselves.
It looked as though Aido thought that if he was called he had lost as he tapped the table and showed 
. Nordkvist turned over his nut flush . Aido though had a full house, albeit the worst possible one. Nordkvist exhaled in stunned disbelief as his chips slid over to Aido.
Oliver Price shoved from the button for 38,500 and Steve O'Dwyer reshoved for 83,000 in the small blind. Team PokerStars Pro Victoria Coren Mitchell got a count and tanked for a minute or two before eventually folding.
Price: 
O'Dwyer:
The board came 
and Price was eliminated.
"Remarkably, I would've missed, but I probably should've called," said Coren Mitchell. Turning to Sam Trickett she asked, "Ace-ten, you call with ace-ten?"
Trickett nodded, "It's close."
A rough couple of hands has ended the tournament for Sergi Lloveras. First he lost with 
doubling up Yuri Nasedkin after the board came . The remains of the Spaniard's chip stack went in the middle with 
and Sam Trickett reshoved behind with 
. Lloveras was briefly ahead but the board ran out to knock him out.
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