Romain Lewis limped on the button with 
, Lukas Zaskodny called from the small blind with 
, and Severin Schleser checked from the big blind with 
.
The flop came 
, and both of the blinds checked. Lewis bet 8,300,000 into the 20,000,000 pot.
Zaskodny and Schleser, both with better hands than Lewis, both folded.
Lukas Zaskodny put his last 59,000,000 in the middle from the cutoff with 
and it folded to Sam Grafton in the big blind who quickly called with 
. Zaskodny was at risk of elimination.
The flop fell 
and Zaskodny took over the lead in the hand. Grafton wasn't able to catch back up after the 
turn and 
river and he went from chip leader to short stack of the tournament.
Level: 31
Blinds: 2,500,000/5,000,000
Ante: 5,000,000
Josef Snejberg, on the small blind with 
, and Sam Grafton, with 
on the big blind, arrived at the river of a 
board, giving Grafton quad tens and Snejberg a full house.
Grafton bet 38,000,000, and Snejberg thought it over for awhile before folding. The hand put Grafton in the chip lead as five-handed play continues.
Romain Lewis found 
in the cutoff and he decided to just limp when the action was on him. Lukas Zaskodny found pocket sevens on the button but he had different plans as he pushed 55,000,000 to the middle.
The blinds got out of the way and the action was back on Lewis but he folded within seconds.
Josef Snejberg's stack has taken a hit since being over 200 million less than an hour ago, but he's still keeping up his aggressive strategy.
Snejberg raised to 13,500,000 on the big blind with , after Severin Schleser limped from the small blind. Schleser called.
Snejberg continuation bet for 10,000,000 on the 
flop and got a fold from Schleser.
Lukas Zaskodny pushed his last 34,000,000 to the middle from the button and he was called by big blind Josef Snejberg. Both opened up their hands right away and it turned out they had a big chance of chopping it up.
Lukas Zaskodny:
Josef Snejberg: 
The board ran out 
giving both a Broadway straight and they chopped it up.
Josef Snejberg raised from the hijack to 9,000,000 with 
and he was called by Sam Grafton from the cutoff with . Romain Lewis woke up on the button with and he pushed all in for 76,300,000.
Snejburg and Grafton quickly folded and Lewis picked up an important pot.
Josef Snejberg had been running over the table, taking down the blinds by opening with hands like and 
in late position.
Snejberg had more than 40 percent of the chips in play when Severin Schleser opened for 4,000,000 with 
from the button. Snejberg, with 
on the small blind, went all in for his 204,600,000 stack.
Sam Grafton, with 49,000,000 chips on the big blind, asked for a count, used a couple of time bank chips and made the cold call. Schleser folded.
Sam Grafton: 
Josef Snejberg:
The ace came in on the flop of a 
board, and Grafton chipped up big with five players still remaining.
Romain Lewis raised all in from the cutoff with 45,700,000. It folded to Roberto Romanello on the big blind and he called. They opened up and were flipping.
Roberto Romanello: 
Romain Lewis:
Romanello was still ahead after an interesting flop, which gave Lewis an open-ended straight draw and back door flush draw. The on the turn was a blank but the straight came in on the river, sending partypoker pro Romanello out in sixth place.
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