Sergei Chantcev had already shoved a few hands ago, and when the action folded to him in the small blind the Russian moved all in for 194,000. Marc Trijaud called in the big blind and Chantcev had only one over card.
Chantcev: 
Trijaud: 
The board ran out 
and Trijaud claimed the pot with a set of fives.
We joined a big pot on the river as Nicolas Chouity bet 142,000 into a pot of roughly double that. The board read 
and Chouity's bet was putting Alisan Holozlu under a lot of pressure.
Eventually, Holozlu, having looked like he was certain to fold, made the call.
Chouity turned over his bluff, 
and nodded, saying "Good call."
Holozlu turned over 
for the winning hand.
"You never give up." said Chouity to his opponent.
"I give up when I feel I'm not winning. Was I ahead or not?" replies Holozlu. It's friendly but Chouity is clearly a little frustrated at his opponent calling him. The two men essentially swap positions in the leaderboard.
Simon Lofberg raised to 40,000 and short stack Andreas Freund shoved for 140,000 from one seat over in the cutoff. Vasileios Chalkidis moved all in from the button and Konstantin Puchkov called all in from the small blind. Lofberg folded and the cards were tabled.
Freund: 
Puchkov: 
Chalkidis: 
The flop of 
improved Puchkov to a set, while Freund had a straight draw. Nothing changed with the turn, and the 
river was a blank as well. Freund was eliminated and Puchkov doubled through Chalkidis for 391,000.
Joining the action on the 
flop, Jason Mercier checked in the big blind and Mikhail Shalamov bet 40,000 on the button, Mercier called. After the 
turn, Mercier check-called another bet worth 81,000 and then checked the river.
Shalamov bet 170,000 and Mercier called after some consideration, mucked once Shalamov showed him 
.
In a previous hand on the feature table, Kevin Andriamahefa had an unfortunate split pot with versus 
and soon after got his short stack in with a pocket pair, only to see Norbert Berent look him up from one seat over.
Andriamahefa:
Berent: 
The board ran out 
and both players made a straight, though the one from Berent was better.
Lucian Draghici raised under the gun with and Andreas Chalkiadakis defended his big blind. Both players checked the flop. Chalkiadakis checked the turn, Draghici bet 55,000, Chalkiadakis check-raised all in, and Draghici called.
Chalkiadakis had 
for a pair of nines, meaning Draghici needed a spade, deuce or ace to survive. The 
on the river was neither of those, sending Draghici to the rail.
Hand 1
Jason Koon raised to 43,000 on the button. Diego Zeiter three-bet to 122,000 from the big blind, and Koon called. The flop was 
. Zeiter continued with 100,000, Koon moved all in, and Zeiter immediately released.
Hand 2
Marc Trijaud raised to 35,000 under the gun and Jason Koon three-bet to 85,00 in late position. Trijaud called, then check-folded the flop. Koon showed 
and raked in another pot.
Markus Durnegger made it 35,000 from the button. Eugene Katchalov shoved for around 350,000 with 
from the small blind and Durnegger called it off with 
.
The board of 
saw Katchalov out of his seat out of his seat on the flop and shaking hands by the river. Durnegger continues to build an impressive stack.
Rumen Nanev raised to 35,000 from the hijack and Vojtech Ruzicka three-bet to 88,000 from the cutoff. Nanev then moved all in and Ruzicka quickly called.
Nanev was at risk with the , but Ruzicka had that crushed with the . The board came 
and the stacks were counted. Ruzicka had just over 550,000 and Nanev less in order to join the rail.
The action started with a raise by Andrea Cortellazzi in the hijack and Adrian Attenborough jammed from one seat over in the cutoff. On the button, Xixiang Luo also moved all in and Cortellazzi snapped off both shorter stacks.
Attenborough:
Luo: 
Cortellazzi:
Luo got all excited when he spotted the as first card on the flop, but it was followed by the right away to give Cortellazzi the higher set. The rest of the board ran out 
and that knocked out both Attenborough and Luo.
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