Following a heads-up turn of 
, Andrii Andrieiev checked and Arunas Sapitavicius bet. The check-raise to 31,000 followed and Sapitavicius stuck around. After the 
river, Andrieiev bet another 50,000 and that did the trick to force a fold.
Following a raise to 5,000 and a cold-call, Stoyan Madanzhiev three-bet to 20,000 in the hijack. The cutoff called and Andrei Berinov then jammed for 91,200 in the small blind. It folded back to Madanzhiev, who then moved all-in himself and isolated successfully.
Andrei Berinov: 
Stoyan Madanzhiev: 
"It's not over yet," Kilian Desnos said and repeated the same phrase on the 
flop. He changed the tune to "okay, it's over" on the 
turn and added "goodbye" on the 
river.
"Welcome to my club," Desnos grinned to Madanzhiev, who now also has a decent stack.
Mehmet Kolgu raised and earned one caller. Boris Kolev then three-bet to 17,200 and Kolgu was the only caller. They headed to the 
flop on which Kolgu checked. Kolev moved all-in for around 38,000 and Kolgu tank-folded.
Zoltan Szabo raised and picked up one caller in Paul Newey to then face the three-bet by Marius-Alexandru Gicovanu. Szabo shipped it in for around 75,000 and Newey folded, Gicovanu snap-called for a very specific reason.
Zoltan Szabo: 
Marius-Alexandru Gicovanu: 
The board ran out 
and Gicovanu made the top set to lock it up on the turn already.
With 17,700 in the middle and the flop showing 
, Suat Egilli checked. Yazan Mdanat bet 16,500 and faced the shove for 62,400 by Egilli. Mdanat reluctantly called and revealed top pair with a flush draw.
Suat Egilli: 
Yazan Mdanat: 
The 
turn opened up some equity but the 
river was a blank.
Omer Cubukcu's stack was cut out as his 
had made two pair on the board. The double was for 37,600 and another player at the table mentioned that his opponent had ace-high.
Since the dinner buffet in the hotel has been extended, there is no need for a longer dinner break. As a result, there will just be one more short 10-minute break ahead of the ninth and final level before the survivors bag and tag for the night one hour later.
On a completed board of 
board, Aleksandr Merzhvinskiy bet 20,300 out of the big blind. Joseph El-Kozah then moved all-in and that sent his opponent into the tank. Merzhvinskiy asked for a count and let go when it was deemed to be for 120,900.
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