The pot had a little over 65,000 in it and the board read 
. Brandon Cantu was in the big blind and led out for a casual 35,000. His opponent went into the tank for a couple minutes before eventually making the call.
Cantu turned over 
for a straight and his opponent sent his cards to the muck. Cantu racked up a stack of over 200,000 and then got moved tables, now sitting to the left of Bertrand Grospellier.
Vojtěch Škalák raised to 6,000 and Dov Peterfreund moved all in for 74,000, which caused Rifat Gegic to reshove from late position and forced out all opponents including Skalak.
Dov Peterfreund: 
Rifat Gegic: 
The board came 
and Peterfreund doubled.
One hand later, Vardan Lapayan shoved for 59,000 and Manuel Fischer reshoved from the small blind.
Vardan Lapayan:
Manuel Fischer: 
Fischer could all but laugh, having made the same move as Gegic the hand before, and the board of 
let the player from Georgia double up as well.
Dmytro Khakhalyev moved all in for 54,000 from the cutoff and Van Tiep Nguyen reshoved out of the small blind to see Khakhalyev already expose his cards. However, Tezer Cetindag in the big blind was still to act and eventually folded.
Dmytro Khakhalyev: 
Van Tiep Nguyen:
The board came 
and that was it for Khakhalyev.
One table over, Pavel Stolar raised to 6,500 and called the three-bet to 27,000 by Catalin Pop in the small blind. Both checked the 
flop before Pop check-called a bet of 25,000 by Stolar on the 
turn. The duo checked the river and Stolar won the pot with , much to the displeasure of Pop who mucked his cards with force. Jan Mach is now the player with the most chips on their table.
Steven Stephan, who finished runner-up to Andrej Desset in the €225 partypoker Grand Prix Main Event in Rozvadov in April 2017, was all in for 33,000 and saw Peter Boros at risk for 41,000. Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier looked them both up with the superior stack and best hand.
Steven Stephan:
Peter Boros: 
Bertrand Grospellier:
The board came 
and Stephan tripled up, while Boros won the small side pot to remain on five big blinds.
There was a raise to 6,500 from early position and call from the hijack with the action on Sander van Wesemael in the big blind. He three-bet to 22,500 and his opponent in early position four-bet shoved all-in for 112,600. The player in the hijack folded and van Wesemael called after taking his time on the decision.
van Wesemael:
Opponent: 
It was a race situation and the flop came 
. Van Wesemael was still behind but the 
on the turn quickly gave him the lead. The river was the van Wesemael eliminated his opponent.
The live-streamed feature table includes Phil Hellmuth and the action can be viewed on a security delay of 30 minutes. Hellmuth has bumped his stack to the average after starting mighty short of that, while Tudor Popa has the biggest stack right there.
There are some 150 players remaining and the average is currently at 132,000. Both Michael Magalashvili and Rifat Gegic are above that threshold and the latter scooped a pot. Picking up the action on the 
turn, Magalashvili checked out of the small blind and called a bet of 20,000 by Gegic.
The river was checked through again and Gegic won the pot with .
Level: 16
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
Jan Mach raised to 6,000 from middle position and was called by the cutoff and Catalin Pop in the big blind. The flop fell and the action was checked around to the 
on the turn.
Pop led out for 8,000 and Mach made the call as did the cutoff. The double-paired the board and Pop went for a larger bet of 32,000. Mach still called while the cutoff laid his hand down. Pop turned over 
to get counterfeit on the river. Mach showed for the best hand and raked in the pot.
Down to 22,400, Frank Schreiber three-bet all in out of the small blind and initial raiser Aleksandr Pantiukhin called with the . Schreiber took the flip with the and spiked an ace on the board 
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Other players that have increased their stacks lately can be found below.
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