"What the f##k?" shouted Steven Thomsen after the dealer revealed his hand. He had shoved the river in a hand versus Marc Wright. Wright called and Thomsen mucked and got up to leave.
"Why did you showdown?" he continued to bellow.
A floor man was in attendance and told him they were the rules and he knew that. Thomsen was very angry still and stormed off.
Action folded over to Cesar Garcia Domínguez in the cutoff seat and he raised to 4,000. On the button, Armin Zoike three-bet to 8,000. Domínguez called and the flop came down . Domínguez checked and Zoike bet 5,000. Domínguez called.
The turn was the and both players checked before the landed on the river. Domínguez fired 12,000 and Zoike announced a call. Domínguez mucked his hand without showing when he heard Zoike make the call. Zoike didn't show his hand and raked in the pot.
Spencer Hudson on his downfall: "Busted out after not being able to pick up any pots then getting it in with Aj vs 22 on j82 flop vs spewy Russian. #fcktournaments"
David Vamplew on his positive progress: "Open Q7s ep, bb peels, c/cs Q73r w 1 club and crai 4c turn with 95cc. I fade and have 140k! #eptberlin."
Martin Jacobson on a miss-timed bluff: "Tried to bluff the real jeff hakim, didnt work. Down to 65k."
Angel Guillen and Gerasimos Deres got all the money in preflop. Guillen held two red jacks against Deres' two back eights. Deres was the play at risk and all in for the small amount of 7,600.
Things stayed clean for Guillen until the river as the board ran out and Deres doubled up.
Philipp Gruissem raised to 4,000 from middle position before Stephane Albertini three-bet from the cutoff seat to 10,200. Gruissem four-bet to 21,000 and Albertini called.
The flop came down and Guissem checked. Albertini bet 18,000 and Gruissem gave it up.
Sometimes in poker, everything you do just seems to work and it looks like Heinz Kamutzki is having one of those days. He started the day with around 62,000 chips and now he has 212,000 of them. Cue the shouts of "Must be nice."
In a hand just now he opened to 4,000 from the UTG+1 seat and the action folded all the way around to Stefan Höing in the big blind and he three-bet to 10,000. Kamutzki obviously thought his hand was still the best because he clawed back his original raise and four-bet to 21,500. Höing made the call and the dealer got busy putting out the flop.
Flop: - Höing chcked to Kamutzki who riffled a pile of black chips before betting 13,700. That was enough for Höing and he slid his hand back to the dealer.
About 90-minutes ago Sebastian Winkler looked like a man who was about to descend into the dark abyss that often claims the tournament lives of players who are on tilt after he lost out to Anton Wigg. You can read about that here.
In that post we said he needed to quickly regain his composure and it appears to have taken our advice, cooled down and started playing poker again because we just saw him on a new table laughing and joking with a new stack of 157,000. Well played that man.
Tournament poker is not always about firing three barrels, running huge bluffs and making hero calls. Sometimes hands play out very simply indeed.
Ana Marquez saw the action fold to her in the hijack and she made it 4,500 to play. Peter Turmezey was on the button and he three-bet to 11,800 without much pause for thought and when the action was back on marquez she passed her cards back to the dealer.
The production crew have been kind enough to provide us with chip counts from the feature table even if they won't let us have access to it so we can report some action for you!
. Domínguez checked and Zoike bet 5,000. Domínguez called.
and both players checked before the 
landed on the river. Domínguez fired 12,000 and Zoike announced a call. Domínguez mucked his hand without showing when he heard Zoike make the call. Zoike didn't show his hand and raked in the pot.
and Deres doubled up.
and Guissem checked. Albertini bet 18,000 and Gruissem gave it up.
- Höing chcked to Kamutzki who riffled a pile of black chips before betting 13,700. That was enough for Höing and he slid his hand back to the dealer.
