Rifat Palevic limped from the hijack and Ghattas Kortas raised to 36,000 from the button. Enrico Camosci three-bet jammed for 700,000 from the big blind. Palevic quickly folded but Kortas, with about 200,000 behind, went deep into the tank for a few minutes. He eventually opted to fold and Camosci showed 
before raking in the pot.
Ahmad Achegsei opened the action with a preflop raise from the cutoff and Jorma Nuutinen three-bet to 90,000 from the small blind, with Achegsei making the call.
The flop came 
with Nuutinen betting 70,000 and Achegsei calling quickly.
The turn was the 
and Nuutinen bet 160,000 which Achegsei called again.
The 
came on the river and Nuutinen fired for the third time, for 280,000 and Achegsei called quickly once again. Nuutinen opened 
making Achegsei to hit his hand on the table angrily, before mucking to pass the pot to his opponent.
A couple of the chip leaders decided to play one of the largest pots of the tournament thus far with huge implications on the money bubble. Felix Schulze raised to 21,000 in the cutoff and Daan Mulders three-bet to 70,000 on the button which Schulze called.
The flop came 
and Schulze checked to Mulders who bet 60,000. Schulze check-raised to 184,000 and Mulder called. The turn brought the 
and Schulze pushed out a bet of 475,000. Mulders still called to create a pot of over 1,500,000.
The 
completed the board and Schulze announced all in. It appeared as though Mulders was covered with a stack of around 1,470,000. He thought for over a minute before finally sending his cards to the muck. Schulze showed the 
as he was awarded the pot.
Benjamin Pollak opened to 25,000 under the gun and Jan-Peter Jachtmann called from middle position. Gianluca Speranza three-bet shoved for 615,000 from the big blind and Pollak called for less, putting at risk 350,000. Jachtmann gave up his hand.
Benjamin Pollak:
Gianluca Speranza: 
The board came 
and Pollak got his double up.
While the tournament is currently on the bubble with the tension quite high, feel free to enjoy the latest batch of pictures from the tables on Day 3.
Two big stacks tangled in a medium-sized pot on the money bubble when a battle of the blinds between Felix Schulze and Daan Mulders saw a turn of 
. Schulze checked and Mulders made 120,000 to pick up a call by Schulze.
After the river, Schulze quickly checked and Mulders needed three minutes of consideration to check behind. Schulze turned over the 
and that won the pot.
Martin Kabrhel opened to 25,000 in early position and Dario Sammartino three-bet to 68,000 on his left. The action folded back to Kabrhel who made the call. The flop came 
and Kabrhel check-called a bet of 70,000 from Sammartino.
The turn was the 
and both players checked to the on the river. Kabrhel thought for a couple of minutes before dropping in a bet of 375,000. Sammartino snap-called and Kabrhel flashed 
. Sammartino held 
for a straight and scooped the pot.
Kasparas Klezys raised to 22,000 under the gun and Shahar Levi three-bet to 60,000 from one seat over. Action folded back to Klezys who stuck around with a call.
The dealer spread a flop of 
and Klezys checked. Levi bet 45,000 and Klezys check-called. The turn was the 
and was checked through to the river. Both players opted to check again. Klezys turned over for a pair of kings but that wasn't good enough as Levi turned over 
for a rivered pair of aces to take down the pot.
Julien Martini won a big pot against David "ODB" Baker which is the pot that send him to over 2.5 million chips. The board was reading 
on the turn, and Martini was in the cutoff, while Baker was on the button.
Martini bet 125,000 on the turn and Baker called with the 
completing the board on the river.
Martini checked, Baker slipped a bet at 150,000, and Martini called rather quickly to see Baker open 
. His instinct was totally accurate since he opened with just queen-high that was enough to give him the pot.
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