Another table broke as the field was reduced to the last 48 contenders and no longer in the mix is Danny Covyn. The Belgian was among the biggest stacks not long ago but lost it all. Martin Kabrhel and Saulius Tumosa appeared to have benefited the most as they headed to their new tables with far more chips.
Two short stacks were all-in in four-way action and that included Denys Fedorenko and Patrick Pfeiffer. As they checked to the 
river and the dealer asked all four players involved to show their cards. Fedorenko revealed the 
for trips fours but Pfeiffer had that beat with the 
for aces full.
Dorel Eldabach had the 
on the button and the small blind tabled the 
.
Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Sweden's Henning Andrew got it in with the 
and was looked up by Serhii Panasiuk, who held the 
.
The 
board gave Andre trips and he doubled once more.
Valter Hansson was left short not long ago and then doubled. However, soon after he got his chips in once more and was looked up by Munkhbayar Nyamsuren with the far superior stack.
Valter Hansson: 
Munkhbayar Nyamsuren: 
Board: 
Hansson was on thin ice and found no help to depart in the penultimate level.
Dario Alioto got it in with the 
and Mikkel Plum was at risk for slightly fewer chips with the .
The board ran out 
and Plum doubled while Alioto was left short and busted right after.
Danny Covyn rushed back from the buffet just in time to get dealt into one of the first hands after the break and clashed with Saulius Tumosa. In a pot of more than 100,000, Tumosa check-called the river for 30,000. Covyn tabled the 
and that won the pot.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
The last 60 players have been sent into a scheduled 15-minute break of the night.
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