Ottomar Ladva opened shoved from the button, having his two opponents covered. Rodrigo Seiji called all in for 1,900,000 from the small blind before Martin Kabrhel folded.
Rodrigo Seiji: K♣Q♠ 
Ottomar Ladva: A♥8♠
The 6♦A♠10♦ flop left Seiji looking for a straight completing jack.
The Q♣ turn provided some more outs for Seiji, but the 6♥ river was unforthcoming, seeing him eliminated in third place.
Martin Kabrhel kicked the action off from the cutoff with a raise to 200,000. Ottomar Ladva called on the button, and Andre Akkari called as well.
Both Akkari and Kabrhel checked, seeing Ladva put out a bet of 250,000. Akkari responded by moving all in for 1,100,000. Kabrhel folded, but Ladva called.
Andre Akkari: A♣10♠
Ottomar Ladva: K♠Q♦
There was no improvement for Akkari's hand on the 2♥ turn or the 4♥ river, seeing Akkari eliminated in fourth place.
Picking up K♣J♦ on the button, Martin Kabrhel opened to 200,000. There was no action for him, as both the players in the blinds folded their cards.
Picking up Q♣4♠ on the button, Ottomar Ladva raised to 200,000. Andre Akkari opted to defend his big blind with A♦6♥.
Both players checked on the 7♥9♣J♥ flop, seeing the K♠ turn join the board. Once again, both players checked.
The 5♥ river completed the board, and following a third check from Akkari, Ladva put in a bet of 350,000, which was enough to get Akkari to fold ace-high.
Martin Kabrhel opened to 250,000 from the small blind, and Ottomar Ladva called, defending his big blind.
The dealer spread the 8♠A♠J♥ flop and Kabrhel continued for 195,000, which Ladva called.
Kabrhel continued with a bet of 295,000 on the 6♦ turn, and once again Ladva called.
The 6♠ river completed the board and did not slow Kabrhel down. After a moment's thought, he fired 500,000 into the pot.
Ladva took his time, considering his options, ultimately choosing to call.
Kabrhel flipped over 10♦3♥ for just ten-high, and Ladva revealed his K♥J♠ to claim the pot.
Thiago Crema moved all in from the button for 730,000 and was put at risk when Martin Kabrhel called in the big blind.
Thiago Crema: 4♠4♦
Martin Kabrhel: A♣9♠
The 5♦8♦6♥ flop gave Kabrhel some new ways to win, and the 8♠ turn increased those further.
The A♦ river was one of those ways, seeing Crema eliminated in fifth place.
Level: 20
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 100,000
The remaining five players are taking a 45-minute break.
Play is expected to resume at 9:30 p.m. local time.
First to act, Martin Kabrhel looked down at 9♣8♦ and raised to 160,000. When the action folded to Andre Akkari, holding A♦10♥ in the big blind, Kabrhel found himself facing an all-in for 1,100,000.
Kabrhel asked for a count, but ultimately chose to fold.
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