There is no clear chip leader right now and it appears that Tom Vogelsang is at the top with close to ten times the starting stack. Marion Adriaans was among those to bust in the final level of the night.
The guaranteed prize pool was ensured thanks to 502 entries in total, and the usual 3% fee was deducted from that to generate a prize pool of €486,940. The top 71 spots will earn at least €1,880 for their efforts while the winner will take home the trophy and a payday of €90,925.
Mohamed Kerkeni and Zbigniew Pakleza were among those to run out of chips while Aki Pyysing doubled his tiny stack of 12,600 with . Rico Leestemaker called the push of the Finn out of the big blind with and the board ran out .
David Lappin in the cutoff bet the flop of and Carsten Meyer called out of the big blind. The turn was checked through and Meyer's bet of 15,000 on the river forced a fold from Lappin.
While the Irishman has a pretty impressive stack, several other players have just less or even more than the Unibet Poker ambassador on the very same table and they can be found below.
The seat of Rauno Tahvonen was occupied by another player and the Unibet Poker ambassador has been eliminated. According to other players at his table, Tahvonen raised and called the three-bet shove of Tom Vogelsang with pocket queens. Vogelsang only had but spiked an "easy ace" on the river.
That leaves Dara O'Kearney and David Lappin as only ambassadors flying the Unibet Poker flag, while eSports Star Kevin Teller also remains at Tahvonen's former table with an above-average stack.
With some 32,000 in the middle and the flop reading , Stan Solomon was all in for 56,100 and Marius Cazacu put him at risk with the . Solomon already had the lead with the for trips tens and even made quads on the turn to render the river to a formality.
, the stacks of Rares Sohorca and Cosmin Nedelea collided and the latter ended up as the player at risk for his last 61,100.
turn and 
river were both blanks and Sohorca's stack all but vanished, he was left with dust while Nedelea doubled to more than the average.
. Rico Leestemaker called the push of the Finn out of the big blind with 
and the board ran out 
and Carsten Meyer called out of the big blind. The 
turn was checked through and Meyer's bet of 15,000 on the 
river forced a fold from Lappin.
but spiked an "easy ace" on the river.
and the Bulgarian turned over 
and that was it for Lungu.
. Solomon already had the lead with the 
