The flop read when Jonathan Karamalikis checked to Erik Seidel who bet 6,500. Karamalikis check-raised to 14,500 and Seidel decided to move all in for 51,000. Karamalikis called immediately and turned over . Seidel had for a flush draw and got there when the board ran out , .
So Seidel stays alive while Karamalikis' stack was seriously dented. Both players are now around the average stack.
Fabian Quoss raised to 6,000 from the cutoff and Ole Schemion three-bet to 13,500 from the button. Both blinds folded and Quoss four-bet to 28,000. Schemion folded and Quoss picked up this pot.
From under the gun, Philipp Gruissem raised to 6,000. Mark Teltscher tanked for a bit from the cutoff seat, but folded. Daniel Neilson three-bet to 17,000 from the small blind, then Gruissem four-bet to 28,000. Neilson jammed, and Gruissem folded.
The board read and Erik Seidel bet 16,500, Niklas Heinecker called. The turn brought the and both players checked. Seidel said he had no heart and turned over but Heinecker won with .
Joe Hachem raised to 6,000 preflop and called Daniel Neilson's three-bet.
The flop read and Joe Hachem check-called 8,500 from Neilson after which the turn brought the . Hachem check-folded to Neilson's 12,500-chip bet and wondered if his opponent might wanted to show him his cards. Neilson shook his head and mucked his cards.
Action folded to Fabian Quoss in the small blind, and he completed the bet to make the call. In the big blind was big stack Ole Schemion, and he raised to 7,500. Quoss called, and the two saw a flop of . After Quoss checked, Schemion fired 12,400. Quoss called.
The turn was the , and both players checked to see the land on fifth street. Quoss checked, and Schemion bet 16,500. Quoss gave it up, and Schemion scooped the pot.
On the very next hand, action folded to Schemion in the small blind, and he raised to 7,500 against Erik Seidel's big blind. Seidel made the call, and the dealer rolled out the flop. Schemion bet 7,800, and Seidel made the call.
After the landed on the turn, Schemion checked, Seidel bet 13,000, and Schemion quickly made the call to bring the players to the river card. Here, Schemion led with a bet of 26,000. Seidel mucked his hand, and Schemion won the pot.
These two back-to-back pots gave Schemion a nice boost to his stack, and he moved to over 400,000 in chips.
Jonathan Karamalikis just got the best of Brendon Rubie. As Rubie walked away from the tournament area he told us his pocket fives weren't enough to beat Karamalikis' kings. Karamalikis is now one of the chip leaders as there are just 10 players remaining.
The flop read when both Mark Teltscher and Joe Hachem checked to Fabian Quoss. Quoss bet 3,500 and Teltscher folded after which Hachem check-raised to 8,200. Quoss made the call and the turn brought the . Hachem fired out 13,000 and Quoss made the call.
On the river the popped up and Hachem check-folded to a 32,000-chip bet from the German pro.