Georgios Vrakas had raise folded to much sighing a couple hands ago when he faced a shove from Oskar Fogel while sitting on the big blind.
Vrakas did make the call with 
though to put another player at risk. Fogel tabled 
The final board read 
and Vrakas rapped the table in celebration again.
After a raise by Vanessa Selbst, Milan Sasek moved all in for 450,000 from the button and Panagiotis Papaisidorou just called out of the big blind, Selbst let go.
Papaisidorou: 
Sasek: 
It was a classic coin flip, but the local hero couldn't improve on a board of 
to join the rail.
Georgios Sotiropoulos three-bet shoved for his last 245,000 chips with 
and was called by initial raiser Sergey Lebedev with 
. The Russian flopped top pair on 
and neither the turn nor the river would save the 2013 runner-up anymore.
At the very same time of the double up of Igor Dubinskyy, Dylan Linde was also at risk for 140,000 chips out of the big blind. Initial raiser Andras Nemeth, who had raised to 20,000, called with 
and rivered a king to better the 
of the American.
Igor Dubinskyy was all in and at risk preflop for 162,000 with 
and faced the of [Removed:413]. There was quite some sweat on the 
board, but the better hand preflop held up.
Oscar Kroon raised to 21,000 and then reluctantly called the all in of Anton Bertilsson for 160,000 with 
. His fellow Swede had 
and the tiny pocket pair held up on a board of 
.
Martin Mulsow is also slightly up in chips and was quite happy about that when we just passed by his table.
[Removed:2] had doubled up another short stack by running into kings and then moved all in for 130,000 with only to see initial raiser Andras Nemeth call with 
. The 
flop immediately killed all hopes of a comeback and the ]Qs] turn and river completed the board.
From the cutoff, George Danzer was all in for 108,000 with 
and Tamer Kamel called with 
out of the big blind. The board ran out 
and Danzer was sent to the rail in 53rd place. Nonetheless it has been an incredible year for the German with three bracelets at the World Series of Poker and the title of the Player of the Year.
Roman Pavliuk had defended his small blind against the raise of Claude Metais from under the gun and the action on the 
flop was unknown. On the turn, Pavliuk check-called the all in of Metais for 134,000 with 
for two pair and the flush draw whereas Metais was hoping for another heart to complete his flush draw with 
.
The on the river was a brick and Metais joined the rail whereas Pavliuk is now member of the chip millionaire club.
Magnus Nordmark moved all in and picked up one caller, Georgios Vrakas.
Nordmark with had to daodge the over cards of Vrakas holding .
The final board showed
Brian Altman had got a little short on chips and he moved all in. Andras Nemeth made the call but laid it down when Peter Turmezey isolated with a raise.
Turmezey had and it was looking pretty grim for Altman who showed 
.
A run out of 
gave Altman an unlikely win to get back in the game.
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