On a table with two big stacks, "2outerjames" raised to 2,960 and "tchozen666" three-bet to 11,368 in the small blind. A four-bet to 21,098 followed and the shove of "tchozen666" for just shy of the starting stack was called instantly.
"tchozen666": 
"2outerjames": 
"2outerjames" had just two outs to fear and the board ran out 
to keep aces in the lead.
Niveau: 7
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Georgios "Geokarak" Karakousis was all in before the flop with the and faced "nonni77" from Iceland with the 
.
The board ran out 
and the pocket pair held strong to eliminate the former EPT London Main Event runner-up.
"Dagdar" called a three-bet by table chip leader "VladulaNko" and then check-shoved the 
flop for about a quarter of the starting stack in order to pick up a quick call.
"Dagdar": 
"vladulaNko": 
The 
turn and river brought no help and "vladulaNko" cemented his status among the current chip leaders on their second entry.
Down to fewer than half the starting stack and the button, "tolstiykry" three-bet to 7,800 and then called all-in when "isivinov92" pushed from under the gun.
"tolstiykry":
"isivinov92": 
On a board of 
, the aces fell behind on the flop and found no more help.
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The big stack of "x953" didn't last long as several players chipped up through them to send the player from Estonia on the fourth and final bullet.
Among those to benefit on the former table were Brian "brianm15" England and "LeoAlcantara", Patrick "Nelepo10" Ulysséa has now also joined the mix.
According to the tournament lobby, the field has increased to 2,841 entries of which 2,360 players remain on the second scheduled five-minute break of the day.
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