"Deleted" threw in their final 27,000 from the cutoff and was called by Tom Vogelsang on the button. Oswin Ziegelbecker defended his big blind and led out for 25,000 on the 4♠7♣5♦ flop.
Vogelsang tossed in a calling chip before he was checked to on the 8♥ turn. He put in a bet of 75,000, which Ziegelbecker called.
The A♣ river completed the board, causing Ziegelbecker to check once more. Vogelsang then put his opponent all-in for roughly 250,000.
Ziegelbecker did not spend much time before folding. Vogelsang showed Q♣10♠8♠6♣ for a straight and won both the main and side pot when "Deleted" tossed their cards into the muck.
Bernd Gleissner raised to 25,000 on the button. Nikolaos Lampropoulos three-bet to 80,000 from the big blind, after which Gleissner instantly put him all-in for 259,000.
Lampropoulos sighed but decided he could not get away and made the call.
Neither player was particularly thrilled seeing the other's hand, but Gleissner was a lot less thrilled when the J♥J♦5♣ flop made Lampropoulos trips. The 3♣ turn left Gleissner drawing dead.
The 9♦ river was dealt to upgrade Lampropoulos to a unnecessary full house as he doubled up to over 50 big blinds.
"Phil Ejri" had made a raise from the cutoff when Hossein Ensan tossed in his final 56,000 from the small blind. "Phil Ejri" instantly made the call and the cards went face-up.
Hossein Ensan: 10♥9♠8♠5♠
"Phil Ejri": A♠Q♥3♠2♥
Both players made a flush on the 7♠10♦2♠A♦6♠ board, but "Phil Ejri"s ace-high flush bested Ensan's sending the latter home.
"Bruno Schulz" raised to 28,000 under the gun. It folded to Fabian Riebau-Schmithals on the button, who three-bet the pot, after which "Bruno Schulz" quickly jammed all in for 120,000.
Riebau-Schmithals complied with the extra chips and the cards went on their backs.