Down to just 83,000, Jack Sinclair shoved under the gun. Action folded around to Dermot Blain in the big blind rapidly and he called after some time in the tank.
Jack Sinclair: 
Dermot Blaine: 
Sinclair had found a real hand and doubled as the board ran out 
.
Marcin Horecki got his remaining chips in with 
and was racing against the 
of Thomas Lentrodt. The flop and turn were clean for the PokerStars Team Pro but a king on the river sent him to the rail.
We missed the action and were only there for the showdown, but tablemate Louis Salter told us it had gone raise (Luo in the cutoff), three-bet (Soshnikov in the small blind), shove (Luo), call (Soshnikov).
Xixiang Luo: 
Ivan Soshnikov:
The board ran out 
and Luo busted.
When we heard the "all in and call", Paul Michaelis (under the gun) and Colin Robinson (big blind) had their chips in on 
for 340,000 each, with Robinson being the one at risk.
Paul Michaelis:
Colin Robinson: 
The on the turn didn't do it for Robinson just yet, but the 
on the river did and he doubled while former chip leader Michaelis just sighed.
Michal Mrakes opened under the gun to 27,000 and Jack Sinclair jammed in the cutoff for about 180,000. Mrakes snap-called when it got back to him and revealed 
. Sinclair had and needed help. The 
board brought none.
Louis Salter opened under the gun plus one and his neighbor Navot Golan in the hijack three-bet. Action folded back to Salter and he shoved for what appeared to be 430,000. Golan quickly called.
Louis Salter:
Navot Golan: 
The board ran out 
and that was the end of it for Salter, eliminated in 41st place.
Omid Mojaverian shoved in the cutoff with about 140,000 and Jean Montury called with a very similar stack in the big blind.
Montury:
Mojaverian: 
The race went to Montury as he flopped a ten and held on the 
board.
Michal Mrakes opened for 27,000 and called the shove of Dermot Blain a couple of seats over after some thought, for about 190,000.
Mrakes: 
Blain:
The race was a short one: the 
flop gave Mrakes quads and instantly locked it up.
"Good luck, guys," Blain said.
Thomas Lentrodt opened the cutoff for 26,000 and Navot Golan on the button called. Paul Michaelis in the big blind over-called and all three of them checked on .
The on the turn was checked by Michaelis and Lentrodt bet 42,000. Golan folded, Michaelis called.
Michaelis checked again on the river and saw Lentrodt bet 64,000.
"So small?" Michaelis said instantly, "I can never fold an ace here, can I?"
Michaelis called eventually but mucked upon being shown by Lentrodt.
"It was my intention for you not to fold," clarified Lentrodt before continuing the conversation in German as the dealer started shuffling for the next hand.
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