Stoyan Madanzhiev opened to 250,000 from the button, then Ermanno Di Nicola shoved for 2,100,000 from the small blind. The big blind folded, and Madanzhiev made the call.
Ermanno Di Nicola: K♠Q♣ 
Stoyan Madanzhiev: A♠Q♠
Madanzhiev flopped the nut flush on 3♠10♠9♠5♥K♦, leaving no chance for Di Nicola who was eliminated in 18th place for $21,500.
In a blind versus blind situation, Nikita Kuznetcov in the big blind found himself at risk for 425,000 against Aleksandr Kirichenko in the small blind.
Nikita Kuznetcov: Q♣5♦
Aleksandr Kirichenko: 10♦7♦
Kuznetcov was in the lead preflop, but on J♥3♠4♦J♦10♣, Kirichenko hit the river to scoop the pot. Finishing 19th, Kuznetcov wins $18,500.
Moments after he doubled up through David Miscikowski, Viktor Ustimov on the button called when Igor Pihela Jr moved all-in for 1,000,000 from the big blind.
Igor Pihela Jr: 2♠2♥
Viktor Ustimov: Q♣10♠
Ustimov flopped a pair on 7♠10♣8♦ to take the lead and send Pihela to the rail after the 7♣3♣ runout.
Michel Molenaar opened to 250,000 from the cutoff, then Roman Gadzhiev shoved for approximately 2,000,000 from the small blind. The big blind folded, and Molenaar called.
Roman Gadzhiev: A♣J♠
Michel Molenaar: 8♥8♣
On a board of Q♣7♠2♥K♦2♣, Gadzhiev lost the flip and he was eliminated in 21st place for $18,500.
Shortly after the break, Radoslav Stoyanov found himself at risk from the cutoff for just a few blinds and he was called by Timo Kamphues in the small blind.
Radoslav Stoyanov: J♠10♥
Timo Kamphues: K♣Q♦
The board of 8♥5♥3♥5♦A♦ didn't change anything, and Stoyanov was sent to the rail.
Level: 18
Blinds: 50,000/125,000
Ante: 125,000
The 22 remaining players are on a 15-Minute Break.
While Gusev was doubling up, Andrey Pateychuk was seen standing up. On a board of 8♣6♦A♥5♣Q♥ with approximately 2,500,000 in the pot, he moved all-in from the big blind and was called by Aleksandr Kirichenko in the hijack.
Andrey Pateychuk: A♦J♠
Aleksandr Kirichenko: A♣K♥
Both players flopped to pair, but Kirichenko had a better kicker so Pateychuk was eliminated in 23rd place for $17,000.
In a blind versus blind situation, Ehsan Amiri and Anatolii Gusev raised each other and ended up moving all in, with Gusev at risk for 2,385,000.
Anatolii Gusev: A♠Q♣
Ehsan Amiri: K♣K♥
Gusev was on the edge of elimination after the dealer fanned a board of 5♦6♠6♣4♣, but the A♥ landed on the river to save him.
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