Mike Dentale and Eric Sfez were heads up on the river with 
out. Sfez had bet 8,500 on the river and Dentale needed some time to think. After mulling it over for a couple of minutes, he threw the chips in and turned over 
, but it was good against Sfez's 
.
"Good call," said another player at the table as Dentale collected the chips.
On a board reading 
, Martin Jacobson checked from the big blind to Daniel Strelitz to his left. Strelitz bet 16,000 and Jacobson thought for a moment before making the call. The river was the 
and Jacobson checked again. Strelitz bet 35,000 and Jacobson instantly called. Strelitz tabled 
for a full house and Jacobson mucked his cards.
In the next hand, the action folded to Jacobson in the small blind who shipped all in for 35,500. Strelitz asked for a count and then made the call. Jacobson tabled which was in a dominating position against the 
of Strelitz.
The flop fell 
and both players made a pair, Jacobson with the best one. Strelitz did pick up a flush draw to give Jacobson a bit of a sweat. The turn was the 
and the river improved Jacobson's hand as the 
hit the felt. Jacobson earned a double-up as the two players exchanged a couple of pots.
Having just made it to the money, Aleksandr Shevliakov got the last of his chips in against the bigger stack of Asi Moshe.
Asi Moshe: 
Aleksandr Shevliakov: 
It was off to the races but Moshe's pair held on the 
board and Shevliakov headed to the payouts desk.
There was a raise to 6,500 from the cutoff and Romain Lewis called on the button along with Pablo Fernandez Campo in the small blind. The flop came 
and Campo checked to the cutoff who continued for 9,500. Lewis raised to 27,500 and Camp jammed all in for 159,500. The cutoff quickly folded and Lewis called just as quickly. The two hands remained face down until the action was completed at all of the other tables.
Romain Lewis: 
Pablo Fernandez Campo: 
Lewis flopped a set of sixes while Campo had a pair and a straight draw. The turn brought the 
giving Lewis a full house and the river was the . Campo made his straight but it was too little, too late as he was eliminated on the money bubble. The remaining 94 players are all guaranteed to take home at least $7,390.
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
Players are taking their 15-minute break now and there is still one more player to lose when they come back.
There are 95 remaining, meaning play is on the pure bubble now. Each table is now playing hand for hand.
Kacper Pyzara raised to 6,000 from under the gun and Thomas Cannuli shoved all in for 43,900 from the cutoff. [Removed:172] flat-called on the button and the action was back on Pyzara. He thought for a minute and then pushed all in over the top for 222,800. Kramer instantly called and all three hands were tabled.
Kacper Pyzara:
[Removed:172]:
Thomas Cannuli: 
The flop came and Pyzara picked up a flush draw after getting the chips in bad. The turn brought the and Pyzara binked his flush to take the lead. Cannuli still had a chance at the main pot after turning a set of nines, but the on the river was of no help. Cannuli was eliminated and Pyzara scored a massive double up by cracking Kramer's pocket aces.
There has been some back and forth between these two players but that has all come to an end, in this tournament at least.
All the money went in preflop, with Tobias Dutweiler playing a 50,000 stack and he got it in versus big stack Anthony Spinella with the best of it.
Tobias Dutweiler: 
Anthony Spinella:
The flop paired the ace for both players and there was a greater chance of a chop but Dutweiler was still a long way ahead. The turn gave three more cards for a chop but the 
was the worst news for the all-in player. He has to say goodbye just a few outside of the money.
There are just a handful of players who will finish outside of the money. Play has slowed considerably and the sound of "clock" being called has increased to a frequency not yet seen here today.
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