JC Alvarado shoved his last 173,000 from the under-the-gun position. Two seats over it was Christoph Vogelsang who made the call. All other players folded, and Alvarado's 
was dominated by Vogelsang's 
. The 
flop was big for Alvarado, and the 
on the turn made sure he was going to double up. The 
finished off the board on the river, and Alvarado moved to about 400,000 in chips.
Jason Les just took out two players, sending Haralabos Voulgaris and Bryn Kenney to the rail in the same hand.
In all-in preflop action, Les' 
was up against Voulgaris' and Kenney's . Needless to say, Les was in a great spot in this hand.
The board ran out 
, and just like that the tournament lost two players.
Michael Egan has been very active and just raised again, making it 50,000 to go to kick off the action. Bryn Kenney three-bet to 123,000 with 820,000 left behind, and then Steve O'Dwyer made it 265,000. Egan tanked for a bit before he moved all in. With that, he put both of his opponents all in.
Kenney gave it some thought before he folded, but O'Dwyer went the other way, double-checking his cards before making the call.
O'Dwyer: 
Egan: 
The board ran out 
, and O'Dwyer doubled up with his pocket kings, to move back to 1.7 million.
Michael Egan raised to 37,000, and Sam Greenwood moved all in for 250,000 from his immediate left. The action folded back around to Egan, and he quickly made the call.
Egan: 
Greenwood: 
The window card was the 
, but it was followed by the 
and the , giving Egan a higher set.
"What a tease," Haralabos Voulgaris said, before the turn brought the . The river was the to send Greenwood to the rail, and Egan collected the pot.
Level: 14
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000
On a flop of 
, we saw Steve O'Dwyer check. Michael Egan made a bet of 50,000, and O'Dwyer was quick to call.
O'Dwyer check-called another 130,000 on the turn and check-called again on the river, but for 325,000 this time. Egan showed the 
, and O'Dwyer quickly mucked.
Byron Kaverman opened for 37,000 and Christoph Vogelsang in the hijack three bet to 103,000. Viacheslav Buldygin in the cutoff shoved all in for 240,000 and action folded to Vogelsang. The German made the call and the two of them turned over their cards. Vogelsang showed , Buldygin had 
to show for. The board ran out 
and Buldygin doubled.
As we arrived on Fedor Holz's table he had 97,000 in front of him and Jeff Rossiter had 245,000 committed. Action was on Holz and he pushed all in. Rossiter wasn't the happiest person in the world, but he did call almost instantly for his 900,000 stack.
Holz showed and Rossiter turned over .
What started out as a coin flip soon turned into a nightmare for Rossiter: 
on the flop. The on the turn left him drawing dead and the 
on the river was there just for good measures. Rossiter made his way to the exit, Holz started stacking his 2.7 million stack.
From under the gun, Mikita Badziakouski raised all in for approximately 125,000. Haralabos Voulgaris reraised all in from middle position, and everyone else folded.
Badziakouski had the 
and was at risk against Voulgaris' , but he pulled ahead on the 
flop with a set of fives. The turn was the to add a flush draw for Voulgaris, and the river completed the flush with the hitting the table. With that, Voulgaris won the hand and eliminated Badziakouski from the tournament.
Fedor Holz and Ben Tollerene have been going to war lately, seated right next to each other in the tournament and playing two recent hands against one another. Unfortunately for Tollerene, these hands didn't go his way with Holz winning both of the pots.
On the first hand, we picked up the action on the 
flop. Tollerene checked, and Holz bet 77,000. Tollerene thought for a bit, then made the call.
The turn card was the , and Tollerene checked again. This time, Holz's wager was priced at 166,000, but it didn't scare Tollerene away. He took his time, then called, and the landed on the river. Tollerene checked, and Holz also checked after a little bit of thought.
Tollerene showed the 
for a pair of sevens, but his hand was no good against Holz's and the young German scooped the pot.
On the next hand, action folded to Tollerene in the small blind. He put in a raise, and Holz called from the big blind to see the flop come down 
. Tollerene bet 60,000, Holz called, and the turn was the 
.
Tollerene slowed down with a check on fourth street, and Holz pounced with a bet of 118,000. Tollerene called, and the completed the board. Tollerene checked, having a stack of 436,000 behind. Holz thought for a minute or so and then stuck out a tall stack of cherry-colored T25,000 chips to put Tollerene all in. Now it was Tollerene's turn to think, and think he did.
Tollerene thought for several long minutes, but in the end he couldn't find a call and passed with a fold. Holz won the pot and moved up to 1.75 million in chips.
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