The next short stack to fall would be Andrew Bell after committing his last chips with the 
. Paul Siliceo looked him up with the dominating 
. Jeraint Hazan was calling for a split pot after the 
flop and that indeed happened with the 
on the turn. If it wasn't for the evil river card though, as the dealer burned and turned the 
to sent Bell to the rail.
After a flop of 
, Marius Lietuvninkas was all in and at risk with 
and covered by Paul Siliceo. Even worse news for the Lithuanian was the fact he only had four outs, as Siliceo held the 
. Neither the 
turn nor the 
river changed anything and Lietuvninkas was sent to the rail in 18th place.
Jesus Gracia raised to 55,000 and then reluctantly called the all in of Petrit Papushi with 
. Papushi had woken up with 
and doubled up on a board of 
. "Yesss, finally," Papushi said and then joked to table neighbor Matas Cimbolas. "Now I am coming for you, I want my 50,000 back", referring to an earlier hand where he had raised and folded to the three-bet of the Lithuanian.
After a three-way pot to the 
flop, Darren Mapley pushed all in and forced two opponents to fold. One hand later, Mapley raised to 55,000 and Kevin Allen moved all in from the small blind for 395,000. Mapley gave it some thought before making the call and flipped over . Allen was dominated with 
and wished everyone good luck after a flop of 
.
It was definitely over after the 
fell on the turn and the meaningless on the river completed the board.
Short stack Matthew Buckland moved all in with 
and was called by Chan Ha with 
. The 
flop was a huge sweat for the short stack but he couldn't improve anymore to hit the rail in 20th place.
From the button, Umberan Akhtar moved all in with his short stack and was called by Paul Siliceo from one seat over whereas the player in the big blind got out of the way. Akhtar held the 
but ended up drawing dead after the turn of a board against the of Siliceo.
After a raise from Kevin Allen, Christopher Gordon moved all in for 372,000 and was eventually called by Allen with . Gordon would win the flip with 
on a board of 
.
Justin Kean was one of the shortest stacks coming back today and all in at risk after a raise of Jesus Gracia. The Spaniard made the call with and Kean ended up second-best with his on a board of .
Saulius Tumosa open-shoved from late position and was called by Karl Roberts in the big blind. It was the 
for the Lithuanian and the 
for Gordon. The board ran out 
and the field was reduced to its last 22 players.
Chan Ha raised to 60,000 and folded to a push from Jamal Gormati. The latter would open shove again to steal the blinds and antes.
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