A 75-minute dinner break will take place after the completion of Level 10, which has just started. Late registration will close when the dinner break ends, which will approximately be around 9:10 p.m. CET.
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Action was heads up with 7,400 in the pot and 
on the board when Boris Progner checked from the small blind. Walter Ripper bet 4,600 and Progner called to see the turn.
The turn was 
and Progner check-called another bet from Ripper, this time for 10,000. The river was 
.
Both players checked the river and Progner turned over 
, but Ripper showed 
to take the pot with a better version of ace-high.
Frederic Delval opened to 2,500 from the hijack and was called by Simone Maglianella and Sonny Franco from the blinds.
Action checked to Delval on the 
flop who continued for 2,000. Only Maglianella called.
The 
turn checked through to the river which prompted Maglianella to lead for 14,500. Delval quickly folded and the pot was pushed towards the Italian.
Jesper Hansen opened to 2,500 from the cutoff before Pawel Krol moved all in for 20,500 from the button. Iliodoros Kamatakis then jammed from the big blind as the big stack and folded out Hansen.
Pawel Krol: 
Iliodoros Kamatakis: 
Krol's aces remained best and he doubled up following the 
runout.
Tom Orpaz raised to 2,700 from the button and Stefan Huber raised to 7,900 from the next seat over in the small blind. The big blind got out of the way and Orpaz called for heads-up action.
The flop was 
and Huber continued for 5,000. Orpaz called and the turn was .
Huber checked the turn and Orpaz bet 10,000. After a few moments of thought, Huber check-jammed for just over 50,000.
"Gamble," Orpaz said as he put out a stack of chips to call.
Huber turned over 
and he was ahead of the 
of Orpaz. The river was 
and the straight draw missed to give Huber the pot with three kings.
Raphael Degelo open-jammed for 18,400 from under the gun before Patrik Demus made it around 100,000 on his direct left. Action folded Shai Attias, who had 26,000, snap-called for his tournament from the big blind.
Raphael Degelo:
Shai Attias: 
Patrik Demus:
All three players had premium hands but Degelo was the favorite until Attias moved ahead following the 
flop. Degelo was drawing to the last king in the deck while Demus had outs to the flush.
Nothing changed on the turn but the 
gave Demus the winner and he downed two opponents to hit the 200,000 chip mark.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
The Eureka High Roller is now on another 20-minute break. So far, there have been 999 entries and of those 478 players remain.
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