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flop and saw Kabrhel Martin move all-in behind, pushing out qualifier Daniel Biro of the pot. 
for a gutshot straight flush draw as Martin said, "That was the one hand I didn't want to see," as he turned over 
for top set but vunerable to the draw. The 
helped neither but the 
gave Van Zadelhoff the nuts, putting him up to about 25,000 early on.
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
and Mattern led out for 850 and was called in both spots.
and Mattern checked with the big blind betting 2,000 and the limper calling. Mattern then moved in for an additional 5,250 and the big blind folded. But the limper called after a momentary dwell and tabled 
to Mattern's 
which needed to hit an Ace, Jack or Spade but failed on all three counts on the river which was a total brick.
board, Jan Sjavik's bet of 7,000 was check-raised to 1,500 by his neighbour, to which the Norwegian flat-called. On the 
river, Sjavik bet around the same figure before showing a triumphant 
for the flopped full house. His opponent slammed down 
in frustration and began grumbling to himself. Sjavik now on 12,000.
board, with Dutchman and 2006 EPT Copenhagen finalist Marc Naalden facing a bet of 1,500. After staring a hole through his opponent, Naalden made the call, but was dismayed to be shown . As a result, Naalden drops down to 11,000.
, but after much dwellage, let it go.
Fernando Festas raises Souhail Joseph Nassar's 400 bet to a total of 3,400 leaving himself just 100 behind. Nassar made the call and then stuck his opponent all in on the 
turn. Festas pretended to fold but put in his remaining chip, though maybe he'll be wishing he had folded as his was drawing dead against Nassar's 
which housed up on the river.
against the of the player sitting next to him. But luck wasn't with him today, as the dealer put out a board of 
to eliminate him from the event. Ahead then behind, then ahead then behind and unfortunately for the Frenchman that was when the dealer finished putting out the cards.
