Arnaud Mattern has been crushed all the way down to just 30,000 chips, and he was kind enough to tell us how it happened. Mattern three-bet shoved on a short-stacked raiser (~120,000 chips) with pocket sevens. Mr. Raiser made the quick call with pocket queens, and a board full of blanks is the reason for the big decrease.
He's 1,000 chips over starting stack now, and it's time for a Mattern comeback.
Viacheslav Igin raised all in for 67,000 and Chad Eveslage made the call. Eddy Sabat then reraised all in for 91,000 and Eveslage called that as well.
Igin: 
Eveslage: 
Sabat: 
The board ran out 
and Igin's sevens held to give him the triple up. Sabat won the side pot, which allowed him to stay alive with 70,000 in chips.
After doubling no more than a half an hour ago, PokerStars Team Pro Barry Greenstein just crossed the 500,000-chip mark. He did so by eliminating Daniel Bang-Ortmann when the two raced for all of Bang-Ortmann's chips.
Showdown
Bang-Ortmann: 
Greenstein: 
The 
flop gave Bang-Ortmann two pair, but Greenstein could make a flush with any heart, or a set with any ten. The on the turn was a brick, but the 
slammed on the river, giving Greenstein a winning flush. Bang-Ortmann stayed true to his surname and banged the table with his hand in anger, then gathered himself and exited the room.
Shawn Buchanan has just been eliminated. He was all in preflop with the 
against the for Lawrence Greenberg. The board ran out 
and Buchanan headed out the door.
Mark Drover opened near the button, Shawn Klassen moved all in for 72,500 on the button, Arnaud Mattern tank-folded in the small blind, and Jens Patzner iso-shoved from the big blind, having everybody covered. Drover got out of the way, and the hands were turned over.
Showdown
Klassen:
Patzner: 
"I folded nines," Mattern told Drover.
The flop smacked Klassen right in the face, but the on the turn gave Patzner four extra outs to a straight. The on the river gave Klassen a full house however, and he doubled to more than 160,000 chips.
"That makes me happy," Klassen said while stacking his chips.
Team PokerStars Pro Liv Boeree has just been eliminated. She got the last of her money in on the 
board with the against the 
for David Bernstein. The river was the and ended Boeree's tournament.
Kyle Julius opened to 11,000, and the action folded to Anthony Gargano, who moved all in for around 70,000 from the big blind. Julius called, and had Gargano crushed.
Showdown
Julius: 
Gargano: 
The board ran out 
, and Gargano hit the rail. Julius now has nearly 600,000 chips.
Adam "Roothlus" Levy was getting short on chips when he got it all in with , and he was in fine shape to double as Gualter Salles looked him up with the dominated 
. It was blind-versus-blind.
Things turned sour on the flop for Levy, though, and the 
put him in a big hole with two to come. The 
turn was a blank to leave him dead to two outs, and the river was a swing and a miss.
The field is thinning quickly here, and Levy has just become the latest eliminee to take the walk to the cashier's desk.
Stephen "stevie444" Chidwick got his last ~130,000 chips into the middle on a coin flip, and his 
was even money to keep him alive against Mikhail Shikhworich's 
.
The flop was a disaster for Chidwick, and the turn 
and river ushered him out the door with a minicash.
A slew of cameras started to surround Table 5, and when the dealer said, "All in and a call," we rushed over.
Upon arriving, we discovered that Richard Bruning had Barry Greenstein all in and at risk, but Greenstein had Bruning dominated.
Showdown
Bruning: 
Greenstein: 
Greenstein held as the board ran 
, doubling to 280,000 chips.
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