Salvatore Bonavena raises it up to $72,000 and Massimo Di Ciccio moves all-in for $212,000.

With the dead money from the blinds and antes this is pretty much an autocall for Bonavena, who's getting nearly 2.4-1 and has plenty of chips back.

So he folds. 

Sorry people; I know you want to, but it's too late to buy in to this tournament.

Andrew Chen raises to $70,000 from the small blind and Fredrik Nygard gives the matter some thought before moving all-in for another $400,000 or so from the big blind. Chen mucks rather quickly and Nygard takes down the pot, showing as he does the T 7.

"I never lose with this hand," he tells the table. "I'm on a rush of 50 hands online where I've made money with this hand. My nickname is Ten-seven-of-diamonds-suited!"

Andrew Chen started the day as the short stack, and was lucky to win two dominated all-ins, but the Canadian has turned up the heat since then, taking advantage of his good fortune and picking up several big pots to propel him over the $1 million mark in a dramatic turnabout.

There are bound to be twists and turns aplenty left in this EPT, but Chen's recovery means he is now a potential challenger for the title.

The level has come to an end and the blinds are on the increase once more. Stay tuned for more action as play continues!

Andrew Chen raises and Fredrik Nygard makes the call. The flop comes J J 8 and Chen bets out $80,000. Nygard gives the matter some thought before making the call and the turn is the A.

Now Chen, his consternation showing, bets out $200,000. Nygard tanks some more but ultimately releases his hand, and Chen takes the pot. He's now on over $1 million and climbing.

Andrew Chen raises to $48,000 and Nasr El Nasr moves all-in over the top for about $250,000 more. Action folds back to Chen, who makes a quick call and turns up T T to find himself racing El Nasr's K J.

The flop brings the drama, coming T 4 2 to give Chen the set but El Nasr the diamond flush draw. The turn is the 7 and the river the 8 and El Nasr, one of the better players at the table today, can't spike a diamond and is thus eliminated.

He's out in seventh place and earns €99,500 for his time.

Nasr raises it up to $56,000 only for Konstantinos to wield his big stack successfully, reraising to $250k and being rewarded with a fold, which sends the Greek's stack soaring over the $2 million mark for the first time.

The cards are in the air as we proceed on Level 23.

Will the players slow down? Let's wait and see ...

The end of Level 22 is the cue for the players to take a break.

There has been a raft of interesting hands so far, with some questionable plays littering the proceedings.

We'll be back in 15 minutes. See you there!

Fredrik Nygard's sun is being eclipsed at the moment, the Blofeld look-alike paying off Konstantinos' thin value bet recently, and he has just continued his downward trend, losing another big chunk to Nasr El Nasr.

It opened with Nygard opening to $39,000, only for Nasr to ship it in for $263,000.

Nygard has shown a propensity to not fold so far, and after burying his head in his hands for a few moments he made the call with A-J, finding himself dominated by Nasr's A-K.

The board ran out K J T 3 6 for a handy double-through for Nasr, who is now up to $556k, whilst the Finn is in freefall right now.