Yehuda Cohen loudly celebrated his double-up with the cards of Ruslan Volkov already in the muck, as the latter paid off 61,500 to Cohen. In a battle button versus big blind, Cohen had jammed the 
and that ended up as the best hand on the 
board.
"Snap call ace five Ruslan?" Cohen asked in table chat and Volkov nodded.
Nadir Kinno raised to 15,000 in the hijack and Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier then shipped it in from the small blind in the first hand after the break. Kinno asked for a count and called when it was deemed to be for 88,500 total.
Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier: 
Nadir Kinno: 
The 
flop improved Kinno and he retained the lead throughout the 
turn and 
river.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Only 107 players remain after the sixth level of the day and they have been sent on a scheduled 15-minute break, during which the T-500 chips will be raced off.
In a preflop all-in contest, Anthony Wintermann was the player at risk for 98,500 as he had raised and then called all-in once Stephanie Agostinetti jammed out of the small blind with nearly three times as many chips.
Anthony Wintermann: 
Stephanie Agostinetti: 
The 
flop propelled Agostinetti into the lead and the board then completed with the 
turn and 
river.
Amir Turbic raised it up from the cutoff and then called all-in when Marius Gicovanu pushed with the superior stack out of the big blind.
Amir Turbic: 
Marius Gicovanu: 
The 
flop cemented the lead and the 
turn locked up his double to make the 
river a formality.
The wild ride of Emil Bise has experienced another chapter when he clashed with Nicolo Bartolone. On a completed board of 
, Bise called a bet worth 95,000 by Bartolone and was shown the for a full house to lose a big portion of his stack.
Arthur Schafer raised to 12,000 from under the gun and Li Chen three-bet to 24,000 from two seats over. Schafer then pushed all-in and Chen snap-called with a loud bang on the table.
Li Chen:
Arthur Schafer: 
The dominated pair gained no equity on the 
board and Chen doubled for 86,000.
Floor ten Zijthof pushed all in for 67,500 and was called by the two biggest stacks on the table in Martin Kabrhel and Anil Ataoglu.
There was no further action until the river, with the board reading 
Kabrhel made a bet of 60,000. Ataoglu quickly folded and Zijthof stood up and asked Kabrhel if he had a straight. Kabrhel turned over his hand to show . Zijthof tried to muck her cards but the dealer turned them over to reveal she had 
for a set. Kabrhel is jocking for position to claim a second WSOP International Circuit Ring.
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