The board read 
with 522,900 in the middle. Both Dennys Ramos in the cutoff and Maria Lampropulos on the button opted to check.
The river completed the board with the 
and Ramos opted to check again. Lampropulos decided to shove for 347,675 and was called by Ramos who held the 
for two pair but Lampropulos showed the 
for the full house and double-up.
The board read 
with 871,500 in the middle.
Dzmitry Urbanovich bet 287,595 from the big blind and was called by Benjamin Juhasz from under the gun.
The river completed the board with the and Urbanovich opted to check this time. Juhasz led out for 420,000 and Urbanovich called but mucked when his opponent showed the for the rivered set.
The cards were already turned over and the all-in showdown was one of those typical setup hands.
On a flop of 
, Benjamin Rolle had flopped top set while Tamas Adamszki had the nut straight.
Rolle's 
found no further help versus 
, as the 
turn and 
river were both blanks.
Shortly after, Daniel Peche sent his chips over to Leon Euskirchen on the same table and that reduced the field further.
The field has dropped to 231 players out of 591 entries remaining and the latest batch of notables on the rail can be found below.
Dimitrios Nanos had his whole stack over the line from the cutoff and was up against Daniel Smiljkovic on the button with the bigger stack.
Dimitrios Nanos: 
Daniel Smiljkovic:
The flop came 
for Smiljkovic to hit the higher pair.
The turn was the 
to not change things before the completed the board for Smiljkovic to improve to trips to eliminate Nanos.
Steve O'Dwyer opened the action with a raise to 88,000 and [Removed:220] jammed for 708,006 from one seat over. A quick call by O'Dwyer followed and the cards were turned over.
[Removed:220]: 
Steve O'Dwyer: 
The dominated pair found no help as instead, O'Dwyer made a set on the 
board.
Nikita Kuznetsov three-bet jammed his short stack out of the big blind and was called by Luigi Knoppers from an early position.
Nikita Kuznetsov: 
Luigi Knoppers: 
There was no help for Kuznetsov on a board of 
and that spelled the end for the Russian.
Level: 13
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 6,250
The flop read 
with 1,012,000 in the middle of the table already.
Stephen Chidwick bet 253,000 from the big blind and Gergo Hegedus raised it up to 626,000 from the button which was called by Chidwick.
The turn was the and Chidwick opted to check. Hegedus shoved for 1,636,255 for Chidwick to consider it for a bit before folding.
Hannes Speiser defended the small blind and a pot of more than 1 million emerged to the 
river. Speiser checked with pretty much spot on ten blinds behind. Peter Chien was his sole remaining opponent and bet more than half a million, as Speiser check-called all-in instantly.
It was an unfortunate river card for the Austrian with as Chien had that crushed all the way with the for flopped kings full.
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