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in favor of Bromham's jacks and Vakili was subsequently eliminated from the tournament.
for the lead against Homenja's 
.
and Van Wieringen's ace high held up for the double-up to 35,000. Homenja is back to 9,000.
.
and Kashyap fired again, this time for 7,500. Damm instantly moved all in, to put Kashyap to a decision for his tournament life. He quickly let it go as Damm now holds over 130,000 chips.
and was called down by Geoffrey Channing, who tabled 
. 
. The turn provided some more outs though, as the 
gave him an open-end straight draw. In true come-from-behind fashion, Stavropoulos nailed his on the river, filling in his straight and snatching the pot from Channing. After the hand, he has doubled his way up to 45,000, while Channing is left with just 1,500.
, and Bromham led out for 6,500 chips. Palavos moved all in, and Bromham paused for a minute to consider his options. He had Palavos slightly covered, and decided to make the call, showing down 
. He was ahead, but Palavos' 
was the best drawing hand.
fell, making Palavos a flush, but giving Bromham a full house. Left drawing to just one out, Palavos needed to find the 
to fill his straight flush. The river was low and red, but the 
was useless to him. Bromham's hand held up, and George Palavos is eliminated from the field.
, and Kinkade leads out with a bet of 2,500. Svensson bumps it up to 7,000, and Kinkade three-bets it up to 17,000. Svensson moves all in and Kinkade makes the call, having his man covered. 
and 
respectively, and Svensson is out. Kinkade, on the other hand, is up near the top of the board, sitting with 80,000 in chips.
Stephen Topakas moved all in against Eoghan Lyons. Topakas held 
for straight and flush possibilities as Lyons was drawing slim with his 
.
on the turn gave him his straight and the hit the river to jump Lyons up to 41,000 and send Topakas to the rail.
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