Thomas Ardai and John Pyle got it in for heaps preflop. After Ardai had three-bet from the blinds, Pyle shoved for over 50,000 and Ardai called it off.
Thomas Ardai: 
John Pyle: 
"Nice hand", remarked Pyle. The best hand remained ahead on a 
board. Pyle was already making his way to the exit but had 8,000 left after a thorough count.
"I'm still in!" cheered the joyful American.
Longtime Dutch cash game grinder Maurice "BldZwtTrn" Schinkel was holding 
on a 
with already 9,000 in the pot. Schinkel's opponent bet 4,500 and the Dutchman called.
On the 
river, Schinkel fazed a hefty bet of 17,000. Reluctantly, Schinkel called the big bet as well but got shown the bad news with 
.
Bjorn Samuelsson was down to his last 5,950 when he picked up 
. Samuelsson moved all in and got a call from Jonas Pruser in the small blind. Pruser held 
and missed on a 
board.
Level: 6
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
Denis Sahin Skjlam has shot up the leaderboard, courtesy of a big hold against Haran Sanjay. On a 
flop, all the chips flew in the middle to create a pot of over 70,000.
Denis Sahin Skjlam: 
Haran Sanjay: 
Sanjay's set of queens needed to catch up against Sahin Skjlam's broadway straight but neither 
turn nor 
river filled him up.
The following players are no longer in the tournament.
Follow all the action from the feature table via the Twitch Live Stream. Commentary will be provided by Marc Convey and David Vanderheyden. Espen Jorstad and Craig "onscreenlol" Shannon are among those at the feature table.
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
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