Roman Zhuravlev moved all in for 7,200,000 from early position, and Aleksandr Denisov called in the cutoff before the rest of the table folded.
Roman Zhuravlev:
Aleksandr Denisov: 
Board: 
Zhuravlev found no help from the board and was eliminated shortly after the break as Denisov moved up to 23,000,000.
The two $100,000 Last Longer competitors Vyacheslav Nikulin and Colin McTaggart are now sitting one table apart from each other and the former was just all in for 2.7 million. Roman Zhuravlev asked for a count and used one time bank before announcing the call, the remaining players folded.
Vyacheslav Nikulin: 
Roman Zhuravlev: 
The 
flop improved Nikulin to a set and he held up thanks to the 
turn and 
river run out.
Level: 27
Blinds: 250,000/500,000
Ante: 500,000
The players have gone on their first break of the day.
Over on the feature table, Last Longer competitor Vyacheslav Nikulin raised to 850,000 with the in the hijack and Gleb Tremzin on the button pocket up the 
. Tremzin three-bet to 2.4 million with a stack of 13.8 million and Nikulin moved all in, Tremzin snap-called.
The board came 
and Nikulin was reduced to fewer than eight big blinds.
The flop was down 
and Mikhail Galitskiy bet 800,000 from the hijack after Artem Metalidi had checked in the big blind. With the action back on Metalidi he raised to 2,500,000 and Galitskiy called.
The turn brought the 
and both players checked with the river card the . Metalidi proceeded to move all in for 8,500,000 and Galitskiy gave himself 30-seconds to think before he called.
Metalidi tabled 
for a flush, and Galitskiy was made to show 
for just a pair.
Metalidi, who came in 8th place at this year's WSOP Main Event, secured a huge double to 22,500,000 and Galitskiy was left with 13,000,000.
Roman Zhuravlev was all in for 4.1 million on the button with the 
and Said Butba looked him up out of the big blind with . The board came 
and Zhuravlev survived over on the feature table.
After doubling with the dreadful 
that reduced his stack to very few big blinds, Aleksei Istomin was all in soon after again and was called by Aleksandr Gukov.
Aleksei Istomin: 
Aleksandr Gukov:
The board of 
left Istomin drawing dead, and he was eliminated in 41st place. His former table will break shortly before and just before the end of the second level of the day.
Vlada Stojanovic was all in from the button for 6.025 million and Saar Wilf in the big blind eventually called.
Vlada Stojanovic:
Saar Wilf: 
The Serbian was one of three remaining players in the $100,000 Last Longer and needed some help for a big payday sweat. The flop was not much of a help yet, but he picked up a ton of outs with the turn. The fell on the river and Stojanovic was eliminated in 42nd place.
One ten was exposed and Anton Pronin got his stack in preflop with the 
against the of Alexey Melnikov. The board came 
and Melnikov's hand remained best to eliminate Pronin in 43rd place.
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