Jakob Madsen raised to 7,500 and earned calls from Mick Heder as well as Ryan Oliver. They checked the 7♠5♥4♦ flop and Oliver bet the 5♦ turn for 8,500 when checked to. Madsen called but Heder check-raised to 22,000.
Oliver folded and Madsen followed suit.
"I am sick of not winning pots," Heder joked as he raked in the pot.
Leonid Yanovski played just two hands on the final table of the €10,000 Platinum High Roller before he busted. He then entered the Main Event only to exit after one hand and re-enter. Martin Kabrhel also bought in late, as did Nikolaos Lampropoulos and Anton Suarez.
Oswin Ziegelbecker checked the A♣8♣4♥9♣9♥ river over to Romain Nattaf, who bet 43,000. What followed was table chatter between the two of them and Ziegelbecker eventually called.
Nattaf tabled the J♠7♠7♥5♦ and Ziegelbecker won the pot with 10♠6♥5♣4♣ for a flush.
Fahredin Mustafov bowed out just before the break and re-entered while Yevhen Mevsha and Mats Nylander also came back in with a fresh stack since. They have just over thirty blinds at their disposal for the final two levels of the night.
Upon completion of level nine, the last 53 players out of103 entries have been sent on a scheduled 15-minute break. During that time, the T-100 chips will be raced off as they are no longer required for the last two levels of the day.
Romain Nattaf called a bet of 15,500 by Samuel Fuller on the K♥10♦4♠5♣ turn and then checked the J♦ river. Fuller pushed forward two T-25,000 chips for a large bet and Nattaf was visibly upset.
"Did you really have ace-queen?" he sighed and even exposed three of his four cards, the A♦K♦10♥. The dealer was about to muck them but Nattaf insisted he had not folded yet, only did so verbally a few seconds later.
Fuller offered to reveal his cards and pushed them towards Nattaf, who glanced at them. "Only king-queen? Oh wait, you have a straight," he said without revealing the cards to the rest of the table.
Heiko Hinkelmann also won a pot, though, his came in a showdown. Three ways to the 10♣8♦5♣A♦Q♠ river, Dmitrij Fadeev checked in the small blind and Hinkelmann bet 7,500 in the big blind. Vasil Medarov called on the button and Fadeev folded.
The K♦J♦6♥2♥ of Hinkelmann were the nuts and he added more chips to a growing tower.
Romain Nattaf and Oswin Ziegelbecker checked the J♦10♥5♦8♥ turn and the K♥ river completed the board. Ziegelbecker bet 10,000 from under the gun and Nattaf instantly folded, exposing the A♦J♣4♦ only.
Nattaf continued to slide but knocked out Han Kuo shortly after to earn back some chips.
Andre Hoeveken limped in and so did Alexi Skoulos from one seat over on the button. Mikkel Plum then three-bet the pot to 12,500 in the small blind. As Hoeveken eyeballed his stack, Plum mentioned he had around 55,000, which saw Hoeveken fold and Skoulos call.
Plum bet the 10♣4♣4♠ flop for 10,000 to pick up a call and jammed the 3♣ turn. Skoulos snap-called with the Q♠10♠10♣8♠ and Plum's A♣Q♣10♦6♣ was drawing dead already as a J♥ river completed the board.
Piero Alioto bet the A♦K♣3♦2♠J♥ river for20,500 only to then fold to the shove of Matthew Macioce.
The same action repeated one table over when Marek Blasko bet 5,000 on a 9♠8♦8♥5♥J♥ river. Fahredin Mustafov piled his chips in and grinned "come on, I just busted close to the bubble in the €10,000 Event".