Julius Schamburg and Joris Ruijs once again got involved with each other. This time, it was Schamburg who three-bet Ruijs from the cutoff. Ruijs, who had opened from middle position, came along with the call.
The flop brought 
and Ruijs checked. Schamburg bet 25,500, Ruijs check-raised to 72,000, and the German reluctantly waved the white flag again.
Pasi Sormunen opened for 6,000 from mid-position before Ranno Sootla jammed for about 11 big blinds from late position. The action folded back around to Sormunen.
"OK," said Sormunen before he called. "It's a gift."
Sormunen turned over 
and it seemed like Sootla would double with 
.
The 
flop was a good one for Sootla. However, the 
spiked the turn to give Sormunen a set and leave Sootla with needing just one of the two remaining sevens or two remaining tens for a save.
The 
completed the board on the river and Sootla was eliminated short of the money on a bad beat.
Roope Tarmi limped from the small blind before Matias Arosuo raised to 11,000. Tarmi three-bet jammed for 62,000 and Arosuo snap-called.
Roope Tarmi: 
Matias Arosuo: 
Tarmi found a double-up after the 
was unable to help his opponent.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The 30 remaining players are on a 15-minute break, in which the T-100 chips are being raced off.
It's one big Joris Ruijs show over at table 1, who's now fully in command after taking a huge chunk off Julius Schamburg to soar to nearly 800k, about twice the stack of his nearest challenger.
In a button versus big blind situation, Ruijs limped in on the button and Schamburg checked his option. On the 
flop, Schamburg bet 9,000 and Ruijs called. The turn brought the and Schamburg continued for 41,700, which Ruijs called again.
Schamburg slowed down and checked on the river. Ruijs came up with a bet of 142,000, which sent the German deep into the tank. Covered in his hoodie with his head buried in his hands, he tried to figure out whether Ruijs had it or not.
After nearly three minutes, he flicked in a calling chip.
"Flush," Ruijs casually said, who showed .
"Aargh, I knew it!" Schamburg exclaimed, before paying off the sizable bet with a grimace.
The action folded to Constantin Schmid in the small blind and he opted to jam facing Tanel Evert in the big blind with a short-stack.
Evert made the call with and was behind his opponent's 
.
Evert got out of his seat after the 
gave Schmid two-pair. The 
came on the turn giving Evert a very outside chance to win the hand if another queen came on the river. However, the came instead and Evert headed out the door.
Amir Ben Said three-bet jammed for 38,000 and was called by the original opener Tanel Evert. The players were flipping with Ben Said turning over 
and Evert showing 
.
Ben Said took a huge edge in the hand after the came on the flop with Evert needing a pair of runners for a save. Evert was drawing dead after the 
came on the turn. The 
completed the board to officially give Ben Said a double-up.
Freek Scholten had defended his big blind against an under-the-gun raise from Vincas Tamasaukas. On the turn, the board was reading 
and Scholten check-called 12,100 from the Lithuanian.
The river brought the 
and Scholten checked. Tamasaukas quickly moved all in for 38,700 and Scholten called it off after thirty seconds. Tamasaukas indicated it was a good call and flipped face-up for ace-high. Scholten showed 
and send the Lithuanian on his way out.
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