Action came in on the river as the board read 
and a pot of around 240,000 in the middle.
Gokhan Ozbek checked from the small blind and was then put to a decision by Giorgii Shkulukhiia in the big blind who put out a bet of 175,000. Ozbek's decision was ultimately to fold and the pot went to his left.
There was already around 200,000 in the pot as Hakan Karakaya in the big blind and John Doe in the cutoff saw a flop of 
. Doe moved all in, having Karakaya's remaining 280,000 well covered.
Karakaya spent several minutes in the tank before he committed his last chips, turning over 
. Doe, though, had hit top pair with 
.
The board ran out 
and Karakaya was sent to the rail. "Would you call," he asked chip leader Valeriy Pak on his way to the exit.
"Good call," Pak replied.
Esper Sadek three-bet to 80,000 from the big blind and was called by Ermanno Di Nicola in middle position.
Both players checked the 
flop before Sadek led out for 60,000 on the turn. Di Nicola called as the river came the 
.
Sadek immediately pushed his stack forward, an all-in bet of around 450,000. Di Nicola went into the tank for nearly five minutes, counting down his stack and rechecking his cards before he slid them back to the dealer.
Sadek slammed down 
for a bluff and turned around to show a friend on another table.
The flop read 
. From the button, Roman Kolotiuk bet 17,000. Jesse Spatuzzi raised it up to 50,000 from the big blind and Kolotiuk called after a moment.
The turn came the [kcc]. Kolotiuk bet 65,000 which was enough to clear out Soatuzzi as he took the pot.
Osman Midik three-bet from the big blind to 85,000 before Ahmad Rami Naall, from under the gun, moved all in for 320,000. Midik tanked for about a minute before he called.
Ahmad Rami Naall:
Osman Midik: 
The board ran out 
and Naall's queens stayed in front to earn him the double up.
Action was joined on the river, with the board reading 
. Dawid Smolka jammed from the big blind for about 190,000 into a pot of around 185,000.
Andre Mehreb had the decision on him. He sat back and rubbed his face while he thought. Eventually he folded to send the pot over to Smolka.
Michael Lech limped in from under the gun as action folded to Ermanno Di Nicola on the button, who fumbled his chips before putting in a raise to 35,000.
"That's a sign that it's all about to crumble down," Lech said as he called. The flop came 
and Di Nicola continued for 31,000. Lech called and both players checked the turn.
The river came the 
and Lech led out for 47,000. Di Nicola spent some time in the tank before calling as Lech turned over 
. Di Nicola mucked, saying he had pocket nines as he gave up the pot.
Elsewhere, Samir Mrad, Nina Krasilnikova, and Konstantin Generalov have all had their Day 3 come to an early end.
The board read 
on the turn. Vladislav Ivanov made a bet and was called by Tamer Abdelzaher.
The river was the . Ivanov jammed all in and was snap-called by Abdelzaher.
Ivanov tabled the 
but that was no good against the of Abdelzaher and Ivanov was gone.
The remaining 102 players have taken their seats and Day 3 is now underway.
Level: 17
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
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