Action folded to Robert Schulz in the small blind who open shipped all in for his last 61,000. Irina Batorevich quickly called out of the big blind and Schulz was saddened to find that he was crushed.
Schulz: 
Batorevich: 
A run out of 
dropped down on the felt and Batorevich's ladies held as the best hand. She scored a knockout and is now up to about 375,000 in chips.
Barny Boatman faded a nervous flush draw to eliminate Walid Bou Habib.
Bou Habib moved all in for 69,000 from under the gun and Boatman called from two seats along.
Bou Habib: 
Boatman: 
The board ran 
to hand the pot to Boatman.
The flop read 
when Harri Koskenkorva checked to Marcelo Manfredini who bet 52,000. Koskenkorva tanked for a bit and called after which the turn brought the 
.
Kosenkorva checked again and Manfredini moved all in quickly and the Finnish player snap-called. Manfredini didn't seem to worried as he turned over his but his dreams were shattered when Koskenkorva showed 
.
On the river the 
hit and Koskenkorva took down this huge pot.
Both Bart Lybaert and Tom Hall made the money in Berlin (Hall is still going strong),after cutting their teeth on smaller tours: the Eureka, for Lybaert, and the UKIPT, for Hall. PokerStars Blog has more.
Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
The players are now on a 15-minute break.
Michael Song was just all in for around 65,000 chips and up against Dmitry Chop and that didn't go well for the American player.
Michael Song: 
Dmitry Chop: 
The board ran out 
and Song was knocked out.
Sometimes you just have one of those days where nothing works out the way you want it to. Dominik Nitsche was effectively saying that to PokerNews and five minutes later he was proved more right as he busted.
Denis Sagorski opened to 12,000 from under the gun and called when Nitsche three-bet all in from the big blind for 80,000.
Sagorski:
Nitsche:
The board ran 
to make the elder German two-pair.
Nitsche will most probably be back for the High Roller tournament tomorrow so check out the coverage of that tournament for more poker action from the triple crown chasing talent.
Mihai Manole survived a scare with top set to double up.
He four-bet all in for 70,500 from the big blind after Daniel-Gai Pidun had three-bet to 22,000 from the button. Pidun felt he was priced in and made the call with .
Manole opened and the board ran 
to make him a full house.
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