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Level 30: 75,000/150,000 (150,000)
Entries: 14/1,460

John Forsman three-bet shoved over the open by Sebastian Mortensen for about 2 million. Mortensen tanked for about a minute before he called.

John Forsman: K♠10♦
Sebastian Mortensen: A♣J♠

Ace-jack held on the 5♦5♣8♥Q♠7♦ runout to send Forsman to the cashier in 15th place for €6,900. Meanwhile, Mortensen is above 15 million in chips for nearly double the eventual final table average.

Sebastian Mortensen – 15.4 million
John Forsman – 0

Level 30: 75,000/150,000 (150,000)
Entries: 15/1,460

Kevin Rothlisberger checked before Ludovic Uzan jammed into a pot of around 2 million with the 9♦10♦K♦6♥A♣ on the board. Rothlisberger tanked for about a minute before he called off his stack of 1.35 million.

Uzan tabled the 4♣4♠. Shortly after, Rothlisberger tabled the A♣J♠ to double his stack with the top pair.

Ludovic Uzan – 6 million
Kevin Rothlisberger – 5 million

Level 30: 75,000/150,000 (150,000)
Entries: 15/1,460

Krystian Nalepka jammed from the small blind before Ashley Harrison called off his stack of around 7 big blinds from the big blind.

Ashley Harrison: 3♥2♣
Krystian Nalepka: A♠J♣

Despite having live cards, Harrison was unable to get there with his three-high on the K♥9♣K♦8♥4♣ runout to hit the rail in 16th place.

Meanwhile, the final 15 players each earned a pay jump to at least €6,900.

Krystian Nalepka – 8.875 million
Ashley Harrison – 0

Place	Player	Chips	Big Blinds
1	Sebastian Mortensen	13,350,000	89
2	Richard Koppel	7,975,000	53
3	Ludovic Uzan	7,825,000	52
4	Krystian Nalepka	7,000,000	47
5	Jordan Dumas	6,490,000	43
6	Elvijs Kuceruks	3,700,000	25
7	Indre Stanaityte	3,525,000	24
8	Petteri Miettinen	3,250,000	22
9	Vilde Ekren	2,950,000	20
10	Marcos Perez Padron	2,900,000	19
11	Philipp Drayer	2,850,000	19
12	Jake Allen	2,825,000	19
13	Roar Flotre	2,500,000	17
14	Kevin Rothlisberger	2,275,000	15
15	John Forsman	2,250,000	15
16	Ashley Harrison	1,225,000	8

Players are on their first break of the final day. Blinds will increase to 75,000/150,000 with a 150,000 big blind ante when the action resumes in 15 minutes.

We will update with the full chip counts during the break.

Level 29: 60,000/120,000 (120,000)
Entries: 16/1,460

Ashley Harrison jammed into a pot of around 2 million with the Q♠8♦A♥7♠ on the board after the turn.

“I have to call,” said Sebastian Mortensen before calling moments later.

Sebastian Mortensen: A♠Q♠
Ashley Harrison: K♦Q♦

Harrison was drawing dead and doubled Mortensen into the chip lead after the J♦ river completed the board.

Shortly after, Stefan Trevelyan and Colin Bidwell to leave just 16 players remaining in the Grand Event

Sebastian Mortensen – 12 million
Ashley Harrison – 2 million
Stefan Trevelyan – 0
Colin Bidwell – 0

Place	Player	Prize
19	Maxime Delhommeau	€4,750
20	Sven Meschede	€4,750
21	Jorgen Jessen	€4,750
22	Terence Newton	€4,750
23	Matthew Vicarage	€4,750

Level 29: 60,000/120,000 (120,000)
Entries: 18/1,460

Jorgen Jessen was involved in a three-way pot with his short stack of 5 big blinds committed with J♠9♠. Kevin Rothlisberger had his last 1 million committed with A♣K♠ while John Forsman had both players covered with 8♣8♠. The A♠A♦7♦Q♥4♠ ran out on the board to eliminate Jessen while Rothlisberger also doubled through Forsman.

Shortly after, Sven Meschede lost his short stack when his A♥3♥ got nowhere against the A♦K♣ held by Petteri Miettinen after the 4♥Q♦7♠4♠4♦ ran out on the board.

Maxime Delhommeau with Q♥J♣ was delivered a bad beat moments later by Indre Stanaityte with A♣K♠ after Delhommeau had his stack committed on the 6♠10♦Q♣ flop. The K♦ turn flipped the tables and Delhommeau was on the rail after the 10♥ river completed the board.

Level 29: 60,000/120,000 (120,000)
Entries: 21/1,460

Marcos Perez Padron three-bet jammed from the blinds for 1.75 million and was called by Sven Meschede who opened from late position.

Marcos Perez Padron: A♠A♣
Sven Meschede: J♠10♠

The J♦3♦K♠ flop gave Meschede some hope but Padron improved to a set on the A♦ turn and no miracle to the Broadway came for Meschede on the 6♣ river.

Sven Meschede – 4 million
Marcos Perez Padron – 3.7 million

Level 29: 60,000/120,000 (120,000)
Entries: 21/1,460

Terence Newton had his short of 10 big blinds in the middle from the big blind and was up against Jordan Dumas from the small blind.

Terence Newton: K♣J♠
Jordan Dumas: A♠K♥

“Not bad,” Dumas said about the 6♥Q♠6♣ flop.

Newton was eliminate in 22nd place after still not improving with blanks coming on both the turn and river.

Meanwhile, shortly after Indre Stanaityte doubled through Kevin Rothlisberger when her tens won a flip against big slick.

Jordan Dumas – 7 million
Indre Stanaityte – 2.5 million
Kevin Rotherlisberger – 1 million
Terence Newton – 0