Down to a mere 15,000, Igor Voronov pushed and was called by Grigoriy Levit.
It was a fair fight with the 
for Voronov and the 
of Levit. The 
board improved Levit to a pair of aces and Voronov headed to the rail.
On a three-way flop of 
, Roman Novoselov bet 4,000 out of the small blind and Aleksandr Denisov raised to 8,500. Komil Ruzaev reraised to 30,000 on the button and Novoselov was the only caller.
Novoselov bet the 
turn for 4,000 once more and reluctantly folded to the push of Ruzaev for around 85,000. Despite losing this pot, Novoselov is on the way up and among the current chip leaders.
Three entire rows of tables are already gone in the Ballroom as the field keeps shrinking at a rapid pace. Among the most recent notables to bow out were Vitaliy Li, Andrey Pateychuk, Pavel Kovalenko and Svetlana Aubakirova.
On the former table of Aleksandr Vlasenkov, Artur Osipov and Igor Reznik have chipped up and the latter just lost a small pot to Iliya Iliyaguev. Iliyaguev opened to 4,300 from the cutoff and Reznik called in the small blind.
They checked the 
flop and invested 4,000 each on the turn. The river was checked and Reznik's 
was no good, as Iliyaguev had 
for a flush.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Roman Novoselov started as one of the big stacks into the day and limp-raised the button against Vadim Gazaryan in the small blind from 4,600 to 14,600.
Gazaryan was having none of it and jammed for 57,600, which proved to be too much for Novoselov.
It was a coin flip that decided over the fate of Nikolay Plastinin for now, who ended up all in for 33,900 with the 
. Ivan Kiselov had him covered by a mile and tabled 
.
The board came 
and the nines were good for the double.
button in Safari
