The top pair of Daniel Dvoress was rivered by Herman Hansen and then Pieter de Korver doubled up through the Canadian as well with 
versus 
. Within one level, Dvoress has lost more than half of his stack and now remains at 30 big blinds in level 15.
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 400
Chin Sin Chang shoved for 32,000 with 
from under the gun and Juha Helppi moved all in for three times of that with pocket tens. Jochum Weenink called the shove with the superior stack and 
but failed to improve and was left short. The remainder of the stack went over to Wim Emo and Helppi took advantage of the new chips almost immediately as well.
Makarios Avramidis opened to 6,500 and Anton Wigg called but both folded to the squeeze of the Finn for 20,000.
Richard Milne Junior finished third in the €770 8-max tournament and Richard Milne Senior was just eliminated in the Main Event. He four-bet shoved for 55,000 with the 
from early position only to see Georgios Zisimopoulos snap him off out of the small blind with 
.
The board ran out 
and that was it for Milne.
Hakim Zoufri raised to 6,000 and was called by Andrew Leathem and Per Munksgaard. The Dane was in the blinds and the trio checked down the board 
. Munksgaard mucked and Zoufri showed 
, which Leathem could not beat either.
The very same table also features defending champion Ruben Visser, who is looking to become the first player to win the Main Event twice.
Anton Wigg fired 14,500 out of the small blind on the flop 
against initial raiser Makarios Avramidis and the chip leader from Greece folded. Avramidis then attacked the next hand with a raise to 6,500 and Chris Dowling called in the big blind. On the flop 
, a simple continuation bet by the Greek won the pot.
Wigg fired two barrels onto the big blind of Wim Emo with the latter giving up to the second barrel on the 
turn.
Below are some updated chip counts of the table in question.
Steve O'Dwyer and [Removed:172] have both extended their stacks fairly significantly while Wouter Beltz lost more than half of his stack. Kramer is sitting next to Ole Schemion, one of the remaining former MCOP champions in today's field, and "wizowizo" is also doing not too bad.
It was a flip for almost 30 big blinds that saw Johan Verhagen at risk with the 
. David Boyaciyan looked him up with 
but the board ran out in favor of his opponent with 
.
Hrazem Aanquich limped in and then called a raise to 7,800 by Pascal Vos to see a flop of 
. Vos continued for 8,200 and was called before both players controlled the pot and checked down the turn and river. Aanquich's 
ended up second best to the 
of Vos.
On the heads-up flop of 
, Mick Schweinsbergen check-raised all in for 84,900 and Georgios Zisimopoulos eventually called after having put in a bet worth 15,700 on the button.
Schweinsbergen: for top set
Zisimopoulos: for a pair of jacks
The immediately showed up on the turn and the river bricked to send Schweinsbergen to the rail in a big pot.
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