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Christian Rudolph was all-in for 152,000 and at risk versus Sokratis Linaras.
Christian Rudolph: K♣Q♥ 
Sokratis Linaras: 7♦7♥
Rudolph was behind in a race, and remained so after the 9♠6♦2♥ flop. However the Q♣ hit on the turn to put Rudolph in front, and he improved to two pair on the K♥ river.
Nivel: 20
Ciegas: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
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The field have been sent on their first 25-minute break of the day.
Susan Murphey opened to 20,000 from middle position. Robin Ylitalo called in the hijack before Tobias Leknes moved all in for 82,000 from the cutoff. Murphey called as did Ylitalo.
The 10♦5♦10♠ flop was checked by Murphey and Ylitalo. The K♦ brought a bet of 25,000 from Murphey. Ylitalo folded before Leknes and Murphey tabled their hands.
Tobias Leknes: Q♠Q♥
Susan Murphey: K♠9♠
Murphey filled up on the K♣ river to send Leknes to the rail.
Both players were staring at a board of 4♠7♦5♦8♣K♠ with roughly 150,000 already in the pot. Emil Mattsson in the big blind put Lyudmil Ivanov to the test for his tournament life on the river. Lyudmil, in the early position, tanked for approximately 90 seconds before he called the remainder of his 130,000 stack.
Ivanov tabled A♠A♣ but Mattsson tabled 4♥4♣ for bottom set and scooped this huge pot which propelled his chip count to 1,450,000. .
Saar Asherof and Adam Wagner were all in and at risk versus the covering stack of Cristian Cazorla. Asherof was all in for around 85,000 and Wagner for 99,000.
Saar Asherof: A♣K♥
Adam Wagner: Q♣Q♦
Cristian Cazorla: Q♥10♥
All three players flopped a piece on the 5♥Q♠K♣ flop but it was Wagner who flopped strongest. He made a full house over the 7♠ turn and 7♦ river to secure a triple up and bust Asherof in the process.
Achim Prinzing opened to 10,000 from the cutoff, before being faced with a three-bet to 35,000 from Dmitrijs Petrenko on the button. Action back to Prinzing, who called.
On the A♥Q♥Q♠ flop Prinzing took an age to act, to the extent the dealer had to check he realized it was his move. Prinzing eventually fired out a bet of 70,000, which led to a swift fold from Petrenko.
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