On a flop of 
the initial preflop aggressor made a continuation bet of 5,000 and Simeon Naydenov raised to 11,000, earning a call from F.S. in the big blind. The other player got out of the way and the 
turn got checked through. F.S. then bet 19,500 on the 
river and Naydenov eventually called after some consideration.
F.S. turned over 
for a straight with the final community card and the Bulgarian mucked his cards quite frustrated.
A reraise to 13,300 was in front of Dimitar Yosifov and the Bulgarian called the squeeze of Michael Mizrachi to 28,500 preflop, heading to the flop of 
. Both players committed another 25,000 chips to the pot and Yosifov checked the 
turn to the American.
Mizrachi now fired 38,000 and that would be enough to win the pot without showdown.
Onur Unsal got his stack of 31,700 in preflop and found the perfect timing to pick up 
, as an opponent put him to the test with the far inferior 
. There was no surprise on the 
board and Unsal is back, albeit still short of the average.
About half an hour of late registration and re-entry period remains and the field has been reduced to 56 players. Among the latest eliminations were Dimitar Danchev and [Removed:2].
Michael Mizrachi is a master at accumulating chips very fast, playing hyper aggressive and either busting or going very deep. The WPT National Cyprus is yet another example and his latest victim was Marc Goschel. After a preflop raising war, both players had invested 24,000 chips whereas a third player got out of the way.
Mizrachi fired all three streets on a board of 
and Goschel called 18,000 on the flop, 25,000 on the turn as well as all in after the river with pocket queens. "The Grinder" however had it this time with 
for trips aces and raked in the massive pot.
Dimitar Danchev busted and re-entered as he had less than five bullets in total. Whether or not Dimitrios Ballas, Benjamin Winsor, Roman Pavliuk, LEI Main Event champion Ates Hikmet and Stanislav Galatenko will do so also is currently unknown.
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