In the very last hand before the break, Sam Greenwood and Paul Newey were involved in a battle of the blinds with more than 80,000 chips in the pot. The board was reading 
and Newey checked, Greenwood fired a bet worth 108,000 and was called to reveal 
for a bluff. Newey had the 
for trips jacks and scooped the big pot.
From the cutoff it was Mustapha Kanit making it 4,500. On the button Daniel Dvoress three bet to 14,500 and big blind Ivan Luca cold four bet to 44,500. Kanit folded but Dvoress five bet to 94,500. Luca six bet to 144,500 and Dvoress shoved all in. For how much more that shove was, we don't know, as Luca instantly called and showed his 
.
Dvoress had the 
and the board blanked out: 
. Exit for Dvoress who made his way to the cage buying back in. Luca is the runaway chip leader of the tournament after 4 levels of play.
Half time has been reached with four levels played and another four levels scheduled for Day 1 of this Super High Roller tournament. The participants are off to enjoy their second 20-minute break.
Dan Shak limped in from the small blind for 2,000 and Dario Sammartino squeezed to 6,500 before quickly folding to the shove of Shak. One hand later, it was Shak at it again and he raised to 5,000 from the button. Fabian Quoss in the big blind made it 15,000 to go and Shak shoved, picking up a call from the German:
Shak:
Quoss: 
The board ran out 
and Shak's stack of 64,300 found some company.
Shorty Mike McDonald got it on on a 
board with 
against Dario Sammartino's .
The river bricked, and since a set beats two pair all day, McDonald doubled and Sammartino lost more than what he's made so far to fall below starting.
On the three-way turn 
, Stephen Chidwick bet 30,000 and Patrik Antonius folded while Nick Petrangelo check-called. The dealer then burned and turned the 
river. Chidwick shoved and Petrangelo asked for a count before calling the 94,900 and seeing the Brit only turn over 
.
Petrangelo had the 
for a straight and boosted his stack to more than half a million.
Mustapha Kanit and Thomas Muehloecker had both been seated for a few minutes already and then PokerStars Team Pro Daniel Negreanu showed up near the entrance of the Super High Roller tournament area to get his seat. "Where is my money? My chips? Who wants to play with me?"
Ultimately, Negreanu was drawn to table three and Tobias Reinkemeier showed up at almost the same time as well.
Ibrahim Raouf just busted and didn't seem all too bothered by it.
Within a half hour of sitting down, he lost heaps to Vladimir Troyanovskiy, who made Broadway against him and got a check-raise paid off.
Moments later, another sizable chunk went to David Peters, who made a queen-high flush, and Raouf finally sent the last of it over to Charlie Carrel, who had top pair over his second pair.
The mammoth €10,000 single re-entry high roller event is into its final day at the Grand Final today. Fedor Holz is among the leaders, with Philipp Gruissem, Chance Kornuth and Anthony Zinno also still in contention for the €439,000 first prize.
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