Kubanychbek Abakirov was all in for around 100,000 and up against Yury Bochkarev.
Kubanychbek Abakirov: 
Yury Bochkarev: 
The board ran out 
and Bochkarev's kings stayed in front to knock out Abakirov from the tournament.
"Good game, man," a tablemate said as Abakirov tapped the felt and made his exit.
Halil Baybars raised to 8,000 from early position before Uri Reichenstein three-bet to 25,000. In the small blind, Erdal Gulseven shoved all in for his last 106,000.
Baybars quickly folded, but Reichenstein went into the tank for about a minute. He eventually gave a shrug and put in the chips to call.
Erdel Gulseven: 
Uri Reichenstein: 
Reichenstein came out on the wrong side of the race situation when the board ran out 
as Gulseven's jacks stayed in front and kept him in the tournament.
Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Players are now on another 15-minute break.
Late registration will close when play resumes.
Jamie Nixon and an opponent in the hijack saw a flop of 
with around 40,000 already in the pot. Nixon, in the small blind, bet 16,000 and his opponent called.
The turn came the 
and Nixon slowed down and checked this time. The hijack put out a bet of 21,000 and Nixon called to see the fall on the river.
Both players checked and Nixon turned over 
for top pair to take the pot.
Four players saw a flop of 
when Alexander Lakhov put in 65,000 from the button. Ermanno Di Nicola called from the blinds, as did Samir Mrad under the gun.
The turn came the 
and Di Nicola led out for 115,000. Mrad shap-shoved his last 68,000 and Lakhov called to create a side spot.
Di Nicola bet again on the 
river, this time for 100,000. Lakhov gave up his hand as Di Nicola showed 
for a rivered flush to take the side pot. Mrad, though, turned over 
for a higher flush to earn a triple up.
Nariman Yaghmai, who reentered after busting earlierin the day, bet 30,000 on a flop of 
and was called by Denis Matafonev in the big blind.
The turn came the 
and Yaghmai bet another 31,500. Matafonev tanked for a moment before pushing forward his remaining stack, about 60,000 more, and Yaghmai snap-called.
Matafonev, sensing that he was beat, got out of his chair before turning over 
. Yaghmai showed for a set and held on through the 
river to send Matafonov to the rail.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,500/3,500
Ante: 3,500
There was already more than 100,000 in the pot when David Hu, in early position, bet 65,000 on a board of 
. Evgenii Korchagin called in the hijack as they saw the fall on the river.
Hu immediately announced he was all in as Korchagin, with around 120,000 remaining, tanked for several minutes before calling. Hu turned over .
"Nice hand,' Korchagin said as he tapped the felt and flashed 
before making his way to the exit.
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