Boris Kolev Eliminated in 10th Place (€9,750)
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Boris Kolev min-raised in the last hand of the previous level from under the gun and Sam Greenwood then three-bet to 300,000 in the small blind, leaving himself 15,000 behind. Kolev moved all-in with the covering stack and Greenwood called it off once the hand on the other table was completed.
Sam Greenwood: 
Boris Kolev: 
The board ran out 
and Kolev was left very short. He then had 40,000 invested in the big blind and was all-in for another 5,000 as the remaining big blind ante. Belarmino De Souza raised to 80,000 and Greenwood three-bet to 650,000 with 40,000 behind.
The call by De Souza followed and he was about to turn over his cards, then was reminded by the tournament floor that Greenwood had chips behind.
Once the flop fell 
, De Souza bet more than 100,000 and Greenwood called all-in.
Boris Kolev: 
Sam Greenwood: 
Belarmino De Souza: 
The turn and 
river brought no surprise anymore and Kolev was eliminated. Greenwood more than doubled and then collected his Mystery Bounty, which happened to be a payday of €50,000 as the second-highest bounty available.
All remaining nine players will redraw to the final table once the last hand on the other table is completed.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
1,475,000
1,125,000
|
1,125,000 |
|
560,000
-550,000
|
-550,000 |
|
Eliminado |
with a substantial pot in the middle already. 
turn and got those in for Reixach to call with the far superior stack.
river was not among them to let the money bubble burst.
with around 130,000 in the middle already.
and Thorel checked again. This time, Greenwood shoved with the bigger stack and Thorel snap-called. Greenwood tabled the 
for the ace-high for Thorel to double up for the remaining 367,000 as he held the 
for the flush.
flop, Reixach opted to check-call for 18,000 and both then checked the 
on the turn. Reixach led the 
for a flopped straight and headed out of the tournament area.
, the duo had gotten it in after the turn as confirmed by Timothy Adams. "It was a three-bet pot, he had ace-king with the king of hearts," the Canadian mentioned. Segebrecht held the winning hand in 
