Within quick succession, Albert Puigsech and Mikhail Shalamov have been eliminated and the stack of Sebastian Malec keeps on growing. It was Malec, who won a flip with 
against the pocket fours of Shalamov. The PokerStars Team Online member three-bet all in for around 400,000, but the 
on the flop improved Malec.
Adem Marjanovic was all in and at risk for around 680,000 after a raising war pre-flop. He was flipping for his tournament life against Yordan Petrov's 
.
The flop of 
put Marjanovic behind and he couldn't catch up through the 
turn or 
river. Petrov now has over 2 million chips.
On a board showing 
we saw Zorlu Er move all-in for his last 170,000 chips and get a call from Marco Caza, who had ace-high with 
. Er had 
and more than held through the 
river.
Marco Caza raised to 48,000 and Spyridon Koukouris moved all in for 388,000 from one seat over. Caza called and both players had aces with a decent kicker, though Koukouris was in great shape to double.
Koukouris:
Caza: [Ah;Qc]
The board ran out 
and the kicker played a crucial role to let the Greek double.
Uri Reichenstein raised from under the gun and Markus Durnegger called out of the big blind. On the 
flop, Durnegger checked, Reichenstein bet 80,000 and Durnegger called.
The same actions repeated after the 
turn with a check by Durnegger, a bet for 190,000 by Reichenstein and a call by the Austrian. The 
river then went check, check. Durnegger showed the 
and Reichenstein mucked.
Albert Puigsech raised and short stack Mikhail Shalamov three-bet all in for 206,000 from one seat over in the hijack. All players behind them folded and Puigsech called with the . Shalamov held 
and the board ran out in favor of the PokerStars Team Online player, showing 
.
Niveau: 23
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 4,000
With 47 players remaining, here are where they all measure up with three levels of the day still to play. Uri Reichenstein leads the field on 3.7 million chips.
A hand that went deep into the latest break was the one between Andrea Cortellazzi and Byron Kaverman.
We joined the action on a complete board of 
and a pot of 260,000, which Kaverman was staring intently at. He moved all in for 330,000 and sent Cortellazzi into the most uncomfortable of tanks.
Eventually, Cortellazzi decided to call it off and was shown by Kaverman. Cortellazzi flipped his hand of 
over and slammed it down onto the table. He still has 1.36m in chips, but Kaverman has grabbed a lifeline back into this EPT Main Event on 900,000.
The remaining 47 players have been sent on their next 20-minute break.
Sarah Herring chatted with Vojtech Ruzicka on the break.
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