Jan Joergensen got it in for 304,000 before the flop and was looked up by Emil Bise on the button as the chips went in via four-bet shove.
Jan Joergensen: 
Emil Bise: 
The 
board kept Joergensen in contention.
Shortly after, Bise raised and called the shove by Silma Macalou for 69,000.
Macalou's 
prevailed versus 
on the 
runout.
Down to around 135,000, Vasilios Ntoumos got it in with the 
and Stephan Kohlstetter had the inferior 
.
However, the 
runout improved Kohlstetter a nine-high straight and Ntoumos became the next early casualty on Day 3. Sandro Pitzanti followed moments later as the field dropped below 70 hopefuls.
Armando D'Avanzo was all smiles when he raked in the pot after sending Vincent Lamy to the rail. The latter had three-bet to 208,000 with 20,000 behind and D'Avanzo then jammed. Lamy eventually called it off and both players tabled premium pockets.
Vincent Lamy: 
Armando D'Avanzo: 
The dominated pair found no help on the 
board and Lamy departed in 71st place.
"Fourth time aces," the Italian said and someone asked if that was just for today. "No no, total," D'Avanzo replied.
The early stampede has caused yet another victim as the field is down to the final 71 contenders. Mark Bongaerts jammed for 167,000 and Emil Bise made the call while all other players behind folded.
Mark Bongaerts: 
Emil Bise: 
Thanks to a board of 
, Bongaerts found no help and was sent to the rail in 72nd place.
Andreas Puhl raised it up to then snap-called the shove by Marian Kubis for the last 80,000.
Marian Kubis:
Andreas Puhl:
There was no ace on the 
and King's regular Kubis joined the list of early casualties on Day 3.
Yishay Bechor was at risk for the final 68,000 with the 
and Sami Karli looked him up with .
Karli spiked some more equity on the 
flop but the turn and 
river to keep Bechor in contention.
Up next, Norbert Berent got it in for the last 74,000 in the cutoff and Pavel Sourek made the call from the small blind.
Norbert Berent:
Pavel Sourek:
The kicker played a pivotal role on the board to eliminate Berent.
Mihail Popa and "Mr. Bond" got it in with their short stacks and the former was at risk with the 
. "Mr. Bond" had the slightly superior and they were destined for a split pot until the turn. However, the river gave "Mr. Bond" two pair and Popa departed next.
Thomas Bichon pushed his stack of around 410,000 and Ilie Smintanca-Januszewski reshoved from one seat over with the superior stack.
Thomas Bichon:
Ilie Smintanca-Januszewski: 
The board ran out 
and that spelled the end for Bichon, who joined Patrick Kallas and Daniel Studer on the rail.
Vlastimil Pustina defended the big blind against Karo Nuri and they got it in after the flop.
Pustina tabled the for a flush while Nuri had the 
for two pair. The 
turn was a blank but the river paired up Nuri.
Valeriu Galit came into the day as the shortest stack and was the first casualty. Up nexzt, Eamon McNamee three-bet jammed into Mihai Stinca and was called by the Romanian.
Eamon McNamee:
Mihai Stinca:
The board ran out 
and the queen on the flop spelled the end for McNamee.
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