Karo Nuri opened it up to 45,000 and then called a three-bet to 110,000 by Timothy Dearing and they headed to the 
flop. Nuri opted to check-call for 40,000 and then checked again the 
on the turn. Dearing now bet 125,000 and that won the pot uncontested.
Yehonatan Behor was eliminated when he lost the last six blinds with ace-nine versus jacks. The hand also involved Martin Kabrhel, who called a raise and then folded. Soon after, Kabrhel remained part of the action and opened to 40,000. Andrea Ricci made it 120,000 to go from one seat over and then had to call the shove by Fatih Aydin for 210,000 total, as Kabrhel got out of the way.
Fatih Aydin: 
Andrea Ricci: 
The 
board improved Ricci to the superior flush and Aydin departed in unfortunate fashion.
A short-stacked Yusuf Oezkacar jammed the button and Endravuz Lahdo called for around 140,000 in the big blind.
Endravuz Lahdo: 
Yusuf Oezkacar: 
The board ran out 
and that spelled the end for Lahdo.
"Mr. Bond" open-shoved for 219,000 in the cutoff and Simone Lombardo called out of the small blind.
The King's regular tabled the and was trailing versus 
. A jack appeared on the 
board and "Mr. Bond" survived.
"I would have snap-called with king queen if you fold," Gal Bar in the big blind remarked.
Murat Ayata then fell in 58th place as the rapid pace of eliminations hasn't slowed down quite yet.
Alexander Poizner defended the big blind and then check-called all-in after the heads-up turn of 
. It was Uri Gilboa who had pushed from the button and held the superior stack.
Alexander Poizner: 
Uri Gilboa: 
Poizner had some outs with the gutshot and live card but the river was not among them.
Yossi Eluz was eliminated after grinding a shorter stack for a while. Another player from Israel was more fortunate as Shay Rozenbaum chipped up by knocking out Mike Neuens. The latter three-bet jammed for what appeared to be 480,000 and Rozenbaum snap-called.
Mike Neuens: 
Shay Rozenbaum:
The 
board brought no help to Neuens, as Rozenbaum also became a chip millionaire.
Hassan Sarris three-bet jammed for more than 350,000 and was instantly called by Georgios Tsouloftas.
Hassan Sarris: 
Georgios Tsouloftas: 
The 
board was no threat for the aces and Sarris hit the rail, while Tsouloftas jumped to more than 1.7 million.
Shortly after, Silma Macalou suffered the same fate when he ripped it into Stephan Kohlstetter.
Silma Macalou:
Stephan Kohlstetter: 
The flop left the Frenchman with one out, which he missed on the 
turn and 
river.
Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
The next table breaks as four players lost their shorter stacks in very quick succession.
In a battle button versus big blind, Vangelis Kaimakamis opened and instantly called the shove by Martin Paap for what appeared to be 240,000 in total.
Martin Paap:
Vangelis Kaimakamis:
There was no help to Paap on the 
board and Paap bowed out in the second payout step.
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