Ismael Bojang opened with a raise and Norbert Szecsi three-bet from the blinds. Bojang announced all in and Szecsi made the call.
Ismael Bojang: 
Norbert Szecsi: 
The board fell 
, giving the straight to Bojang and Szecsi who split the pot.
Niveau: 28
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 0
There have been five eliminations in the first two levels of the day and the remaining 16 players were just sent on their first 15-minute break of the day. They are expected back in their seats at 2:21 p.m.
Ismael Bojang raised to 130,000 and both James Little and Glen Cressman, situated on the button, made the call.
Both players checked through the flop 
and turn . The river fell a and Cressman bet 360,000 after his opponents checked. Only Bojang decided to call but mucked his cards when Cressman showed 
for the full house.
Ayaz Mahmood raised from middle position to 150,000 and big blind Denis Bagdasarov defended when he called the raise. The flop fell down 
and Bagdasarov checked.
Mahmood continued with a bet of 150,000 and Bagdasarov called. They both checked on the turn and on the 
river.
Bagdasarov showed 
and that was enough to win the pot.
Steve Sung raised to 160,000 and Johannes Toebbe called. James Little thought about his move for a minute and potted. Sung looked at his cards once more and mucked his cards. Toebbe tanked for a few minutes and let it go as well.
Benjamin Zamani raised to 125,000 from the cutoff and big blind Nikolai Sears raised to 405,000. The action was back on Zamani and he gave up after he checked how much Sears had left behind.
Zamani is chipping up despite giving up on this pot.
Steven Sung, who lost a big pot against Ismael Bojang earlier took a few chips back on his last hand. Matthew Mueller limped, Norbert Szecsi completed his small blind and Steve Chung checked his option.
The flop appeared 
and the three players checked. On the turn 
, Chung announced pot for 180,000 after Szecsi checked and it was enough to make his opponents fold.
Nikolai Sears managed to get his last 380,000 in the middle from early position against big blind Denis Bagdasarov. Sears had 
and Bagdasarov had 
.
The window card was the giving Bagdasarov a set but the rest of the flop was 
giving Sears a straight.
The turn was the 
and the river the . Sears held on to the best hand on the river and he doubled up through the start-of-day chip leader.
Johannes Toebbe opened to 150,000 and Anton Wigg called in the cutoff before James Little decided to raise it to 680,000. It folded back to Wigg who considered it for a minute before calling.
Things accelarated on the flop . Wigg pushed all in and it was snap-called by Little to create the following showdown:
Anton Wigg: 
James Little: 
Wigg found no help with the rest of the board 
and 
, giving the winning hand to Little with a set of aces.
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