Bruno Volkmann open-shoved for 196,000 and Noah Vaillancourt reshoved from the button with the superior stack and 
. Volkmann was at risk with the 
and immediately fell in love with the 
flop. After the 
turn, the Brazilian was guaranteed the double and the meaningless 
river was just a formality.
After a raise to 32,000 by Alexander Ivarsson, Bjorn Lundgren moved all in for 296,000 from the big blind and his fellow Swede called to immediately sigh when he was shown the 
. Ivarsson only had the 
and failed to improve on the 
board.
Joining the action on the 
river, Andrey Shatilov checked in the big blind and Hossein Ensan pushed a stack of yellow T-25,000 chips forward. Fresh off the bustout from Mitch Johnson, Ensan seemed very eager to score another knockout and Shatilov ultimately folded the .
"Good fold for you," Ensan added and then flashed his 
for rivered trips.
Action folded to Giampaolo Puglia on the button and he opened for 38,000. EPT London champ Robin Ylitalo pushed back with a three-bet to 96,000 from the big blind, and Puglia thought for a long time before four-bet shoving for 460,000. Ylitalo made the call and Puglia discovered he'd picked a bad spot.
Puglia: 
Ylitalo: 
Puglia needed some help to crack Ylitalo's pair, but that proved easier said than done as the board ran out a lackluster 
. With that, Puglia took his leave from the feature table and Ylitalo came one step closer to capturing his second EPT title.
After a shaky start, Sergio Aido's day is going from strength to strength. His stack has passed 1.2 million after he busted the cheery Marius Pospiech.
Pospiech had 165,000 left when he moved all in for 165,000 from under the gun. Aido was on the button and made the call.
Pospiech: 
Aido: 
The board ran 
. Pospiech was already saying, "Good luck guys!" after the turn left him drawing dead.
Antonin Duda bet the 
flop for 34,000 and Javier Gomez Zapatero called from the button before the 
arrived on the turn. Again Duda bet, this time for 68,000 and was called. With the river completing the board, the Czech fired 166,000 and was paid off to reveal 
for a flush.
We missed how the action unfolded, but we do know JC Alvarado got his last 230,000 all in from the big blind and was at risk against Mateusz Moolhuizen, who was on the button.
Moolhuizen:
Alvarado:
Alvarado was in a bad spot, and his best chance at surviving was to find an ace. The 
flop left him wanting, as did the 
turn. Alvarado needed an ace from space, but it didn't come as the 
blanked on the river. Alvarado officially bowed out in 38th place for €17,100.
Marius Pospiech has his work cut out again after he doubled up Javier Rodriguez.
He opened to 32,000 and called after Rodriquez shoved for 126,000.
Pospiech:
Rodriquez:
Pospiech was dominated and failed to come from behind on a 
board.
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