Harry Lodge three-bet to 218,000 out of the big blind and Kully Sidhu called to see the 
flop. Lodge check-called all in for his final T-1,000 chip and the cards were turned over.
Harry Lodge: 
Kully Sidhu: 
The 
turn gave Lodge some further outs, but the 
river was a blank.
Steven [Removed:552] opened to 33,000 and Adam Jonsson three-bet all in for 253,000. Jorge Ramella shoved from middle position and [Removed:552] folded.
Adam Jonsson: 
Jorge Ramella: 
Ramella was in front, but the 
gave Jonsson top pair and he doubled to over 500,000 in chips.
According to the chatter at the table, Aymon Hata raised from middle position and Pasquale Braco defended from the big blind.
The flop came 
and Braco check-called a bet from Hata. The turn was the 
and this time, Braco led out with a bet of 150,000. Hata raised to 250,000 and Braco responded by moving all in for about 1,200,000. Hata with about 690,000 behind, made the call.
Aymon Hata:
Pasquale Braco:
Hata had a king-high flush but Braco had an ace-high flush. The 
completed the board and Braco took down the pot, sending Hata to the exit.
Ignacio Moron Chavero's tournament came to an end in 61st place after losing the classic race with 
versus the 
of Sergio Coutinho.
The board ran out 
and despite pairing the king in the end, Coutinho had already flopped a set to win the hand.
In a raising war between Alexander Ivarsson (hijack) and Adam Jonsson (button), the former four-bet shoved all in for 919,000 with the latter calling it off.
Alexander Ivarsson:
Adam Jonsson:
The 
flop gave Ivarsson a massive lead but Jonsson caught some outs on the 
turn. The on the river wasn't good enough for him and he was left with 248,000.
On a 
flop both Joe Mouawad and Harry Lodge committed 90,000 chips to the pot and the turn was the 
. With a little over 400,000 chips in the middle, Mouawad moved all in for 432,000.
"Over pair or a set?" asked Lodge, using up one of his time extensions, but Mouawad didn't reply. "I have an over pair. It's a pretty good one too."
Lodge used up another time extension before calling. Mouawad showed 
for two pair and was ahead of the of Lodge.
The Brit could still hit an eight, three or ace, but the river was the 
and Mouawad doubled up.
[Removed:510] was all in for what appeared to b 277,000 and table neighbor Yunye Lu looked him up.
[Removed:510]:
Yunye Lu:
The pocket pair held strong on a 
board to send Trofimov to the rail in 63rd place.
Three-way to the flop, the action checked to Yunye Lu in the cutoff and he bet 55,000. Ut Tam Vo in the small blind called and Michal Schuh came along from the hijack. The turn and 
river were checked and Vo tabled 
, Schuh chopped with and Lu mucked with a shaking head.
Bartlomiej Machon raised to 32,000 from middle position and Balakrishna Reddy Patur called from the big blind.
Players saw a flop of 
that was checked through to the turn. Patur threw in a bet of 35,000, that was enough to claim the pot.
Simon Brandstrom went to dinner as chip leader, but relinquished that position to Rui Sousa a short while later. However, on a recent pass of the Swede's table, he has now moved above the three million chip mark.
He started the day with 509,000 but has soared up the chip counts to lead once more with 63 players remaining. His table no longer features Andrew Wilson, who has been eliminated in 64th place.
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