Dzmitry Urbanovich raised to 355,000 from the button and Christoph Vogelsang tanked for a little while before moving all in from the small blind. Vogelsang's shove was for 2,140,000 and Urbanovich thought for quite a while before making the call.
Vogelsang:
Urbanovich:
The flop put Urbanovich in the lead when popped up, but the turn gave Vogelsang the winning hand. The river did not change this, as the hit, and Vogelsang received a double up.
JC Alvarado raised to 360,000 under the gun and all three of his opponents opted to make the call, creating four-way action. The flop came down and Loosli bet 650,000 when the action got checked to him. Rather quickly all three of his opponents folded, and Loosli picked up a nice pot on the flop.
Start of day chip leader Michael Egan couldn't really get much going today. With Urbanovich and Vogelsang pushing the action behind him, he was in a difficult spot. He lost some small and medium sized pots and soon enough found himself short stacked.
With just 1,270,000 left he pushed in from first position. His neighbor Dzmitry Urbanovich made the call, all other players folded.
Michael Egan:
Dzmitry Urbanovich:
The board ran out and despite picking up some chop outs after the flop, Egan had to hit the rail.
His fifth place finish netted him �358,900, more than doubling his biggest cash to date. The remaining four players are guaranteed �446,800.
Dzmitry Urbanovich raised to 355,000 and JC Alvarado defended from the blinds, putting a flop of out there. The action was checked on the flop, and when the hit on the turn. The river brought the and Alvarado checked once more.
This time Urbanovich bet 420,000 and Alvarado made the call. Urbanovich showed for a set of queens and he chipped up to just shy of 10 million chips.
With the blinds now at 80,000/160,000, every hand is big and important. Just now JC Alvarado opened for 360,000 under the gun and his neighbor Sylvain Loosli in the cutoff three bet to 825,000. Action folded to Alvarado and he called. Alvarado checked on , and folded after some tanking to Loosli's 580,000 bet. Just a small pot, but its already more than a million changing hands.
On the third hand after the break Dzmitry Urbanovich raised to 325,000 under the gun and Ivan Luca shoved from the small blind for about 2.6 million. Urbanovich verified the amount his opponent had shoved for, before quickly making the call.
Luca:
Urbanovich:
The board ran out and Urbanovich took over the chip lead from JC Alvarado.
Ivan Luca opened under the gun for 350,000 and just Sylvain Loosli in the big blind made the call. The flop came and Loosli check called a bet of 305,000. Both players checked the on the turn and the completed the board. Loosli checked again and Luca carefully selected 285,000 to bet. Loosli tanked for some time before calling.
Luca showed for not much of anything besides the pair on the board, Loosli won the hand with for a better nothing.
popped up, but the 
turn gave Vogelsang the winning hand. The river did not change this, as the 
hit, and Vogelsang received a double up.
and Loosli bet 650,000 when the action got checked to him. Rather quickly all three of his opponents folded, and Loosli picked up a nice pot on the flop.
and despite picking up some chop outs after the flop, Egan had to hit the rail. 
out there. The action was checked on the flop, and when the 
and Alvarado checked once more.
, and folded after some tanking to Loosli's 580,000 bet. Just a small pot, but its already more than a million changing hands.
and Loosli check called a bet of 305,000. Both players checked the 
on the turn and the 
for not much of anything besides the pair on the board, Loosli won the hand with 
for a better nothing.