On a completed board of 
, Joni Jouhkimainen jammed for nearly two times the pot and that sent Gaby Livshitz in the tank.
"I have a really good bluff catcher. And the good thing is, if I bust I can still re-enter but it costs me 5k," Livshitz said in table chat. He eventually folded and Jouhkimainen collected the pot before they headed into the break.
Adam Szabo was all-in for 45,000 in the cutoff and Ahadpur Khangah called on the button. Tobias Duthweiler jammed the big blind for nearly two times of that and Khangah came along to put two players at risk.
Adam Szabo: 
Tobias Duthweiler: 
Ahadpur Khangah: 
The 
board gave Szabo two pair and he tripled while Duthweiler went out of the hand without a loss as he doubled the rest of it through Khangah.
Vlada Stojanovic jammed for the last 38,000 and was called by Dan Semenescu in the cutoff and Yusuf Tekin in the small blind, the latter of which checked in the dark. On the 
flop, Semenescu then bet 45,000 and Tekin folded.
Vlada Stojanovic: 
Dan Semenescu: 
The dominated pair found no help on the 
turn and 
river, sending the pot over to Semenescu.
Only one table remains in the cash game area with fewer than 280 players remaining. Andrei Stoenescu check-jammed the 
flop for only 53,500 and Iakov Onuchin called after he had bet small.
Andrei Stoenescu: 
Iakov Onuchin: 
The 
turn was a blank, as was the 
on the river, keeping Stoenescu in contention.
Laszlo Bujtas raised to 9,000 and Waldemar Blex called. Tibor Nagygyorgy then jammed for 54,000 on the button and Bujtas was the only caller.
Tibor Nagygyorgy: 
Laszlo Bujtas:
The 
board changed nothing whatsoever and Nagygyorgy headed to the rail.
If Sercan Okten had called the shove by Matthias Auer on the 
, he may have crossed one million in chips. However, the 80,000 of Auer proved to be too much and the pot was shipped to the Pokercode player, who was previously eliminated and re-entered.
Jeff Hakim as the initial preflop raiser from under the gun bet the 
flop for 13,000 and Ran Azor called on the button. Hakim also bet the 
turn and Azor gave it some thought before conceding the pot.
Down to just 59,000, Ruslan Volkov was at risk and Yiannis Liperis had an easy call out of the small blind.
Ruslan Volkov:
Yiannis Liperis: 
The board ran out 
and Volkov binked two pair on the river t break out in giggles. That also applied for the rest of the table, even Liperis cracked a smile. "Sorry friend," Volkov said but could barely contain himself.
On the turn, Kanan Taherkhani bet 80,000 on the button. He only had to get through Artur Martirosian in the hijack but the table big stack check-called. The on the river was checked by both and Martirosian tabled for two pair, which won the pot.
By scooping the chips, Martirosian moved to more than 1 million in chips and may be the first one to do so.
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