Darren Elias called in the small blind and in the big blind, Alex Keating raised to 37,000 and Elias called.
On a board reading 
, Keating moved all in for 70,000 effective and Elias called.
Darren Elias: 
Alex Keating: 
The board ran out 
and Elias became the final player in the tournament to leave empty handed.
Brian Altman raised to 25,000 preflop from late position and Alex Foxen three-bet to 75,000 from the hijack.
The flop came out 
and Altman checked to Foxen who bet 45,000 and Altman responded by raising to 130,000 which Foxen called.
The turn came out a 
which saw Altman move all in for 249,000 and after some time in the tank Foxen called.
Brian Altman: 
Alex Foxen: 
The river came a 
and no improvement came to Foxen's hand while Altman became the new tournament chip leader.
The tournament has reached the bubble and the floor has commenced in hand for hand procedures.
Martin Kabrhel raised to 100,000 from early position leaving himself 35,000 behind. Yifu He three-bet all in.
To cut a long and talkative story short, Kabrhel eventually had the clock called on him and this time called before his hand was declared dead.
Martin Kabrhel: 
Yifu He: 
"Daniel! I have kings," said Kabhrel to Daniel Negreanu at a neighbouring table before tabling ace-eight off.
"That's a dead man's hand," commented the dealer as the board ran out 
sending Kabrhel to the rail.
Kabrhel again called out to Negreanu.
"Nobody's happy for you," replied Negreanu, before realizing that Kabrhel had busted. "Ok, then everybody's for you!"
Liv Boeree shoved from under the gun for 157,000. It folded to Martin Kabrhel in the cutoff who...well, he was being Martin Kabrhel.
"I think this is it," he said to Boeree. "I think this is the hand."
He deliberated for a while longer and got to his feet, before a player at another table called the clock on him.
The floor ruled that a player was unable to call the clock on another table, and there was a brief discussion between Igor Kurganov and the floor. Kurganov then apologized for interrupting the hand.
"I'll let you get back to your thinking," Kurganov said. "Your fake thinking."
Eventually the clock was called on Kabrhel who received a 15-second countdown. The clock hit zero moments before Kabrhel's chips hit the middle, but his hand was declared dead.
"I had jacks," said Kabrhel, with the tournament just five eliminations away from the money.
Niveau: 18
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
A player moved all in for 75,000 from the button and in the small blind, Marius Gierse called while the big blind folded.
Opponent: 
Marius Gierse: 
The board ran out 
and Gierse knocked out an opponent while adding to his growing stack.
On a 
board Henrik Hecklen and Bob Shao checked to Joao Vieira who bet 27,000. Hecklen called and Shao check-raised to 105,000.
Vieira shoved for 314,000 and Hecklen folded. Shao called with for an overpair but was behind to the set of Vieira.
The turn and river 
bricked and Vieira doubled up.
Jonathan Little moved all in for his last 93,000 from early position and Martin Jacobson called in the cutoff with all other action folding out.
Jonathan Little:
Martin Jacobson: 
The board ran out 
and Jacobson paired a king on the flop leaving Little with very few outs and he left the tournament when none of them hit.
Michael Wang three-bet all in over an open and a third player four-bet all in for less. The original raiser folded and the cards were turned over.
All-In Player:
Michael Wang:
Wang flopped a set on a 
flop which had his opponent calling for running straight cards to chop. The turn 
saw the chance of a chop increase but the river wasn't enough and Wang sent his opponent to the rail.
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