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We caught the action very late in the hand and the board was 
. There was a pile of chips in the middle and Bryn Kenny had just checked to Team Pokerstars Pro Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier who shoved for his remaining 60,000. Kenny made the call and Grospellier turned over 
for the flush and Kenny mucked his hand.
Kenny ~ 676,000
Grospellier ~ 177,000
Luis Rufas seems happy to play every single hand he is dealt but it is costing him a fair amount of chips in doing so.
He raised to 15,500 from the button, only to fold when Marc Naalden made it 46,000 to play.
Rufus is now down to around 420,000, still plenty of chips but more than 80,000 less than he started the day with.
Iddo Feinberg has eliminated Artem Litvinov when his pocket Jacks held up against Litvinov's pocket eights.
Surinder Sunar recently cashed in EPT Vienna and he has achieved the same feat this time but has not run as deep.
Sunar opened with a raise under the gun to 16,000 and Zachary Korik to his immediate left three-bet to 50,000 and Sunar who had 75,000 behind just called. Even before the flop was dealt Korik had a pile of chips in his hand ready to put Sunar all-in should he check. The flop was 
and Sunar instead pushed all-in and Korik did go through with his threat and made the call.
Sunar: 
Korik: 
Turn 
and river 
did not help Sunar.
Roman Makhlin's excellent start to the day continues, and he is now our monstrous chip leader on 1.15 million after knocking out Bryan Pellegrino.
Pellegrino: 
Makhlin: 
Board: 
Zachary Korik could have started a new craze in poker, calling the clock on himself when facing an decision that would have cost him around half of his stack.
With 90,000 chips already in the pot, Korik checked, which opened the door for Bryan Pellegrino to move all-in for around 160,000 chips. Korik sat squirming in his seat for a couple of minutes before asking his table mates to call the clock on him.
They all refused so Koric called the clock on himself, giving himself a minute to make his decision. Tournament Director, Thomas Kremser stood behind him and was about to start the timer but Koric finally made his decision, and that was fold.
Pellegrino is now standing on 240,000 chips
2001 World Champion Carlos Mortensen will not become a triple crown winner this time around - he is out of the running after getting his tiny stack in with a dominated hand.
Mortensen: 
Tomer Berda: 
Board: 
(brief pause as the TV guys realised that Mortensen was all in and hurrued over to film)
Berda, who also possesses a WSOP bracelet of his own after taking down the $2,500 NLH event this summer, is up to 300,000.
Bryn Kenney is making a new assault on the top of the chip counts - he's just knocked out Oskar Lind. Lind open-shoved from the button with but Kenney made the call from the big blind with 
and promptly spiked on the 
board.
Marc Naalden had a spot of good fortune and Sebastien Bovyn a disaster. Bovyn was all in preflop with , well ahead of Naalden's - but the board ran out 
and put an end to Bovyn's tournament run.
The popular Dutch WSOP bracelet winner is up to 430,000.
Team PokerStars Pro Ruben Visser and fellow countryman Jasper Wetemans have been eliminated. Unfortunately we do not know the details but do know they have gone.
